Skip to content

WalkSydney

The peak body for walking in Greater Sydney
Main navigation
  • Home
  • Blog
  • About
    • Our Asks
    • Committee, Subcommittees, and Constitution
    • Friends of WalkSydney
    • Contact Us
  • Program
    • Campaigns
    • WalkSydney – 30km/h letter to councils
      • Council responses to WalkSydney 30km letter
    • Public Submissions
    • Older Submissions
    • How to Complain
    • Maps
    • Local Election Survey
      • BAYSIDE
      • BLACKTOWN
      • BLUE MOUNTAINS
      • BURWOOD
      • CAMDEN
      • CANADA BAY
      • FAIRFIELD
      • HAWKESBURY
      • HORNSBY
      • INNER WEST
      • LIVERPOOL
      • MOSMAN
      • NEWCASTLE
      • NORTHERN BEACHES
      • PARRAMATTA
      • PENRITH
      • RANDWICK
      • RYDE
      • SUTHERLAND SHIRE
      • SYDNEY
      • WAVERLY
      • WOLLONDILLY
      • WOLLONGONG
      • WOOLLAHRA
  • News
  • Get involved
  • Write
  • Join – Membership

Welcome to our new commitee

W W Read More

WalkSydney, the peak body dedicated to promoting more pedestrian-friendly streets in Greater Sydney, is proud to introduce its […]

Lena Huda September 18, 2023 About us, Sydney, WalkSydney

A variation on WalkConnex

Stand Alone WalkConnex
W W Read More

We recently met with representatives of The Walking Volunteers, a group dedicated to identifying walking, mapping and producing […]

David M Levinson August 25, 2023 Futurism, Networks

Upgrades to Sydney Harbour & Coast Walk (Northern Beaches section)

NBU2-7 Whale Beach Rd
W W Read More

We recently met with representatives of The Walking Volunteers, a group dedicated to identifying walking, mapping and producing […]

David M Levinson August 24, 2023 Harbour and Coast Walk, Northern Beaches, Sydney, WalkSydney

Get Involved

W W Read More

WalkSydney is a community group working to make it easier, safer, and more pleasant to walk in Greater […]

Lena Huda August 21, 2023 Sydney

Don’t Fence Me In

W W Read More

Transport for NSW has been rolling out 4m high ‘safety’ fencing on new bridges for some time – […]

marcyveslane August 14, 2023 bridge, Fences, Sydney, TfNSW

At What Toll?

Entrance to M5 Motorway
W W Read More

Professor Fels is leading an independent tolling review for the NSW Government, closing 28 July. The review is […]

marcyveslane July 27, 2023 Submissions, Sydney

Reallocating Street Space and Signal Time

Traffic Signal in Sydney, June 2020
W W Read More

Street Space Reallocation The opening of the final pieces of the WestConnex Motorway in Sydney presents opportunities for street space […]

David M Levinson July 21, 2023 Traffic Signals

Submission on Draft City [of Sydney] Access Strategy and Action Plan

W W Read More

Item  9 – Draft City Access Strategy and Action Plan, Continuing the vision, proposed amendment to ACTION15 – […]

Lena Huda June 20, 2023 Sydney

Strategic Infrastructure Review is much needed. Some recommendations for our treasurer:

W W Read More

WalkSydney recognises the urgent need for the government’s recently announced Strategic Infrastructure Review. This Review offers the opportunity […]

Lena Huda May 3, 2023 Good Government, Sydney, TfNSW

A People’s Map: WalkConnex and BikeConnex

WalkConnex and BikeConnex
W W Read More

“If Sydney would up its game on streets and put the pedestrian experience at the top of the […]

David M Levinson March 8, 2023 Cycling, Networks, Planning, Sydney, Walks

Pollution from petrol and diesel is surprisingly bad for us

W W Read More

Ever walked along Parramatta Rd, Military Rd, or another one of Sydney’s arterials and copped a lungful of […]

Anna Harvey February 28, 2023 Health, Pollution, Sydney

Submission on Urban Design and Landscape Plan for M6

M6 Urban Design and Landscape Plan
W W Read More

This is the WalkSydney submission on the Urban Design and Landscape Plan for the M6 Stage 2. WalkSydney […]

David M Levinson February 24, 2023 Bayside, Brighton-Le-Sands, Crosswalks, Cycling, Kogarah, parks, Planning, Rockdale, Submissions

Better Streets

W W Read More

WalkSydney has joined the newly formed Better Streets coalition. Better Streets is a coalition of planners, advocates, and […]

Lena Huda February 15, 2023 Better Streets, Organisation

Restore Step Free Access to St Peters Station

W W Read More

J Killen has started a petition to restore step free access to St Peters Station: To the Speaker […]

Yvonne January 31, 2023 accessibility, Public Transport, Trains

Sydney CBD is bringing back pedestrian “beg buttons”

W W Read More

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has recently installed these around the Sydney CBD – a sticker on top of a pedestrian “beg button” explaining the button must be pressed between 10pm and 6am.

Jake Coppinger December 20, 2022 Cars, Crosswalks, Policy, Safety, Sydney, TfNSW, Traffic Signals

TfNSW’s Active Transport Strategy

Active Transport Strategy document cover from Transport for New South Wales
W W Read More

Transport for NSW has released its first ever Active Transport Strategy, a milestone for Transport.   There is a […]

davidmartin51 December 19, 2022 Policy, TfNSW

30km/h zones in Liverpool should have stayed

Embattled Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun will not seek re-election next month By Stephanie Dalzell Posted Tue 9 Aug 2016 at 5:45pmTuesday 9 Aug 2016 at 5:45pm, updated Tue 9 Aug 2016 at 6:41pm https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-08-09/ned-mannoun-liverpool-mayor-will-not-seek-re-election/7710880
W W Read More

WalkSydney is sad to understand that the speed limit in the Liverpool CBD will be increased from 30km/h […]

Lena Huda December 5, 2022 30please, Liverpool, Speeding

Improvements coming for Sydney CBD

View of Hunter St, Sydney, after being pedestrianised
W W Read More

The City of Sydney is planning to make certain streets in the north of the Sydney CBD more […]

Owen December 5, 2022 Footpaths and Sidewalks, Sydney

Advancing Arncliffe

W W Read More

Arncliffe New South Wales is a suburb in the Bayside Council. It is centred on a Train Station […]

David M Levinson November 23, 2022 Arncliffe, Bayside, crossing, parks, Wolli Creek

WalkSydney submission on the Draft Climate Change Policy and Action Plan

PLACE_Rouse Hill
W W Read More

To the NSW Environmental Protection Agency, This is the WalkSydney submission on the Draft Climate Change Policy and […]

Anna Harvey November 4, 2022 Environment, Sydney

Posts navigation

Previous1 2 3 … 13 Next
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Asks
    • Committee, Subcommittees, and Constitution
    • Friends of WalkSydney
    • Contact Us
  • BAYSIDE
  • BLACKTOWN
  • BLUE MOUNTAINS
  • BURWOOD
  • CAMDEN
  • Campaigns
  • CANADA BAY
  • Council responses to WalkSydney 30km letter
  • FAIRFIELD
  • Get involved
  • HAWKESBURY
  • HORNSBY
  • How to Complain
  • INNER WEST
  • Join
  • LIVERPOOL
  • Local Election Survey
  • Make Sydney More Walkable
  • Maps
  • Media
  • MOSMAN
  • NEWCASTLE
  • NORTHERN BEACHES
  • Older Submissions
  • PARRAMATTA
  • PENRITH
  • Public Submissions
  • RANDWICK
  • RYDE
  • SUTHERLAND SHIRE
  • SYDNEY
  • WalkSydney – 30km/h letter to councils
  • WAVERLY
  • WOLLONDILLY
  • WOLLONGONG
  • WOOLLAHRA
  • Write
Secondary navigation
  • Search

Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel.

WalkSydney
Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: Hive.
 

Loading Comments...
 

You must be logged in to post a comment.