Healthy Neighbourhood Environments (SHINE) HIT News
SHINE HIT toolkits for active travel to school available on Travelwest
With more people taking an interest in being more active and looking at ways to…
Supporting Health Neighbourhood Environments (SHINE) HIT review of 2019-20
Professor Adrian Davis, Dr Suzanne Audrey and Sally Hogg, Directors of the…
WHO and UN-Habitat launch sourcebook for healthy urban planning
Marcus Grant, a health and spatial planning specialist, is a member of the Supporting…
Latest Transport Department report pledges shift to public and active transport
The report, Decarbonising Transport – Setting the Challenge, outlines the government’s latest intentions to…
Bristol aims for walking to be the first choice of transport for local journeys
The work of our Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments Health Integration team (SHINE HIT) co-director…
SHINE HIT contributes to international journal on child friendly cities
Supporting the many initiatives that are helping to make Bristol a child friendly city…
Woodburners – the uncomfortable truth
Jess is a GP working in West Walk Surgery in Yate, and a research fellow…
Poor produce fewer traffic emissions than rich but are most affected – study finds
A study analysing vehicle emissions in relation to different parts of society in England and…
Helping Bedminster residents spend a penny: local toilet map updated by SHINE HIT
Bedminster residents are fortunate to have a map showing which local businesses will let them…
Bristol 20mph here to stay as public support for the safer speed limits rides high
Safer 20mph speed limits are here to stay in Bristol, with the results of Bristol…
Tackling transport is Bristol citizens’ biggest concern
Zoe Trinder-Widdess and Zoe Banks Gross on the results of the Council's recent Quality of…
