Business News Dame Sarah assembles travel experts
A team of active travel experts has been appointed to help Dame Sarah Storey and Mayor Dan Jarvis enable more people to walk, cycle and use public transport in the Sheffield City Region. The Active Travel Advisory Board
will support the delivery of Mayor Dan Jarvis’ and Active Travel Commissioner Dame Sarah Storey’s plan, and will be chaired by Professor Steve Haake, Professor of Sports Engineering and the Founding Director of the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre at Sheffield Hallam University. Board members
South Yorkshire a place where people of all ages and abilities are enabled to walk, cycle or use public transport.” Professor Steve Haake said: “I am
delighted to be chairing the Active Travel Advisory Board. The Board will bring together people and organisations that can make a real difference to the accessibility of the Sheffield City Region for active travel and ensure there are equal opportunities for everyone to be active – regardless of age or ability.” Dame Sarah was officially
include representatives from national and regional cycling and walking organisations, including British Cycling, Living Streets, Sustrans, Yorkshire Sport, the health sector and Cycling UK. Dan Jarvis, Mayor of the Sheffield City Region, said: “Following the appointment of Dame Sarah Storey as Active Travel Commissioner, we have now established a board to support our ambition to make the Sheffield City
‘A place where more
people feel able to leave the car at home’
transport. “With some of the country’s
most knowledgeable cycling and walking experts around the table, we will be able to progress our plans to make our region a place where car is no longer king, and
Dame Sarah Storey (fifth from left) with the Advisory Board
Region a place where more people feel able to leave the car at home and
travel by bike, on foot or using public
our streets and pavements are safer and more enjoyable for walkers and cyclists.” Dame Sarah Storey, Active Travel
Commissioner, said: “I look forward to working with the Active Travel Advisory Board, which features some of the UK’s most vocal advocates for walking and cycling, including Yorkshire Sport and public health experts. “Working together with these
expert organisations and local authorities, my ambition is to make
revealed as the Commissioner in April. At the time of her appointment,
she said: “I’m proud and excited to be the first Active Travel Commissioner for the Sheffield City Region. “I believe active travel is a less
stressful way of moving about, and helps to create the foundation of a happier workforce and a happier population.”
Find out more about Sheffield City Region’s Active Travel projects by visiting
sheffieldcityregion.org.uk/ transport and by following @CycleWalkSCR on Twitter.
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