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2022-12-31-accounts

In planning
our activities for the period we had
In planning
our activities for the period we had
regard for the Charity regard for the Charity
Commission's
guidance
on public benefit.
The main activities undertaken
included:
~ engaging
with schools, parents and the
wider community
to
raise
awareness
ofair pollution
and promote
active school travel via
our website, social media and electronic communications;
~ partnered
with local neighbourhood
forums and local authorities
to
deliver an air quality project;
~ initiated a campaign
for improvement
toa local bus service
in
order to increase public transport
use for the school run and
Summary ofthe main improve
air quality;
activities undertaken for the promoted to local schools the adoption ofa digital application that
public benefit in relation to facilitates sustainable
travel solutions;
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
~ continuing
engagement
with local businesses
in relation to the
Park and Stride system at a local shopping
centre to reduce traffic
declaration that trustees have and air pollution
directly around schools
thus promoting
public
had regard to the guidance health benefits;
issued by the Charity ~ distribution
of information
leaflets and banners for schools,
Commission on public parents and local community
to educate
on the health impacts of
benefit) air pollution
from car travel and engine
idling;
~ continuing
to promote the health benefits ofHealthy School
Streets and encouraging
their adoption
and approval;
and
engaging
with other groups and authorities,
including
local
authorities
and other community
groups
in the air pollution
and
transport space.
These activities contribute
tothe advancement
ofeducation as they all
aim to increase awareness
on the dangers ofair pollution,
especially
as
arising from cars on the school run, as well as contributing
to the
improvement
of health and the environment
by
reducing car travel around
schools.

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