Below you will find details of our previous projects. CoHSAT acknowledges the generous support we received from the Low Carbon Hub to carry out these projects.
2020-2021
This year, our projects focused on awareness-raising and education. We are particularly delighted about the success of the popup shop and that we have helped six of the market towns take up active travel initiatives. The Walkability Index is a unique contribution to identifying how to improve the amenities in 15-minute neighbourhoods. The Metadata will help groups in their research and comments on the way that active travel is developing in Oxfordshire. And our briefing paper on Bike Hangars provides the launch-pad for Oxford City Council to make cycle parking safer.
Read more about our 2020-2021 projects here:
Elections 2021
CoHSAT put forward a manifesto and carried out a survey for the 6 May 2021 District and County Council elections.
Annual Conference 2021
CoHSAT’s second annual conference, Active Travel for Oxfordshire, took place online on 15 April 2021.
Walkability Index
We explored the feasibility of producing a Walkability Index tool for Oxfordshire
Pop Up Experience
We created a Popup Experience on projects to improve active travel in Oxford
Market Towns
We assisted Healthy Streets and Active Travel groups in several market towns
2019-2020
In our first year, activities undertaken by CoHSAT contributed to the debate about reducing travel and emissions in the centre of Oxford. They provided evidence, developed networks and identified next steps.
Read more about our 2019-2020 projects here:
Annual Conference 2020
CoHSAT’s inaugural annual conference, Oxford’s Future Travel, was held in-person on 28 April 2020.
Oxford Colleges
We conducted research about reducing parking & parcel deliveries at Oxford Colleges
