Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland

@wwctrustscot.bsky.social

Formerly Sustrans. Scotland updates from Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, the charity making it possible for everyone to walk, wheel and cycle. Join us on our journey: walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk/scotland

Last chance to apply for ArtRoots funding! 🎨 Applications close tomorrow at midnight. Funded by Transport Scotland, ArtRoots supports creative community projects that make National Cycle Network routes more welcoming places to walk, wheel and cycle. Apply now 👇

Walk Wheel Cycle Trust Scotland@wwctrustscot.bsky.social · last mo.

ArtRoots is now open for applications!🎨 Our community arts fund offers grants for creative projects along traffic-free sections of the National Cycle Network in Scotland. Find out more and apply by 14th July: www.walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk/our-blog/pro...

Over a period of six weeks, young people took part in circus and craft workshops run by Think Circus in Craigmillar, Edinburgh

What difference can an accessible path make?🚲️ 🚶‍♀️ 👩‍🦽 This spring, we joined partners in Crieff to celebrate the new Oakbank to MacRosty Park All Abilities Link Path, funded by Transport Scotland. A great example of how traffic-free routes help more people walk, wheel and cycle with confidence. 🎥

Great to see projects supported through Walk Wheel Cycle Trust recognised at the Scottish Transport Awards 👏 🏆 Glencoe Greenway project 🏆 Arbroath A Place for Everyone project Both projects highlight the impact of investing in walking, wheeling and cycling across Scotland.

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🧵 1/3 Community groups across Scotland are helping care for their local, traffic-free routes on the National Cycle Network🌿 The West Lothian Litter Pickers are a group of committed children and adults who meet regularly throughout the year to maintain their local area and look after NCN 75.

Graphic showing a photo of people walking on a path in the countryside. Text reads: Walk Wheel Cycle Trust. Love your NetworkPhoto of bags of rubbish collected by volunteersPhoto of bags of rubbish collected by volunteers

Warmer weather is finally arriving in Scotland this Bank Holiday weekend.☀️ Sally and her dog now use her cargo bike for everyday journeys in Leith thanks to improvements delivered through the Leith Connections project with The City of Edinburgh Council. A calmer, more enjoyable way to get around.🐶

Great to be at the opening of the new Crieff link path this week 🚶‍♀️🚲 Fantastic to see the impact for the local community, with a safer, more accessible route for walking, wheeling and cycling. If you’re passing through, it’s well worth checking out! 📷️ Clare McMicking

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