Kate Ball, Author at Wheels for Wellbeing

Workshop handout: Guidance on the ground – Improving public space accessibility for walking /wheeling and cycling

Disabled people’s mobility – why Bus Stop Bypasses are sometimes essential briefing

Briefing on Mobility Aids Policy: Status and use of devices

Calling all Disabled people who use aids and adaptations: Please share your stories!

Graphic denoting the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Cycling and Walking. On the left is the portcullis graohic for Government departments and the letters 'appg'. On the right are graphics for a bicycle and a stick figure walking,

APPGCW e-Bike Safety Inquiry Call for Evidence: WfW Response

Wheels for Wellbeing Guide to Two-Stage Turns

Night-time pic of the entrance to Oxford Circus underground. A huge mass of pedestrians are streaming down the steps. In the background, generic shopfronts and a double-decker London bus can be seen.

Oxford Street Transformation Consultation: WfW Response

Photo credit Hardy Saleh: A shared cycle and pedestrian path passes under an old stone bridge alongside a river. Under the bridge, the path is a boardwalk about 2m wide with no edge protection. A child is riding a bicycle on the boardwalk, followed by an adult and another child on a tandem. A blue sign reads "cyclists give way to pedestrians".

Active Travel Routes and Water Hazards: WfW Position Statement

Trikes (and other cycles) on trains – briefing

People using different mobility aids. From left to right, a person using a rollator accompanying two small children; a person riding a kick scooter, a person using a mobility scooter, a person standing beside a folding cycle which has crutches clipped to it, a person using a powerchair, a person riding a bicycle with a rear child seat and child trailer attached.

Wheels for Wellbeing Guide to Mobility Aids