Kate Ball, Author at Wheels for Wellbeing - Page 2 of 10

Pic of Charlie on a wide concrete expanse, among shipping containers. He is surrounded by a fleet of non-standard cycles of all shapes and sizes. He has dark trousers, a grey polo shirt, and a black baseball cap with dark sunglasses, and is smiling at the camera

Our Cycle Stories: Charlie Fernandes

Pic of Beata sitting in a blue wheelbarrow in a garden at night. She is holding a pumpkin and smiling. She has a pink jumper, jeans, and pink trainers.

Our Cycle Stories: Beata Podgorska

Pic of Kevn standing on the pavement at the side of a road. He is behind a green Brompton folding bicycle, to which he has attached two crutches. He has one leg, wearing winter cycling tights and an orange waterproof smock. He has yellow winter cycling gloves and a blue and white cycling cap.

Our Cycle Stories: Kevin Hickman

Pic of Jen, a latina woman, smiling at the camera. She has curly black hair and is wearing a red t-shirt-style top. There are white walls and a polished wood floor behind her

Our Cycle Stories: Jen Carmo

Isabelle receiving our award certificate from Helen Hayes. Isabelle is wearing a turquoise blue loose top and pink trousers and is sitting in her wheelchair. Helen Hayes MP, in a dark trousersuit and green/grey patterned blouse, is to her right

WfW Highly Commended at Herne Hill Society Excellence Awards

Selfie of Ben in a formal political consultation. He is wearing a red jumper and his customary trilby. Behind him are key political figures lined behind a desk.

Our Cycle Stories: Ben Foley

Wheels for Wellbeing Guide to Two-Stage Turns

Pic of Katie smiling as she performs a wheelie in her silver wheelchair. She is wearing loose denim trousers, grey socks and deck shoes, and a black jumper. She has long brown loose hair.

Our Cycle Stories: Katie Renker

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

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