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New research project explores experiences of walking and creativity during COVID

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New research project led by the University of Glasgow’s Professor Dee Heddon explores experiences of walking and creativity during COVID-19. Take part in the survey and reveal what arty things you did out and about on your daily walks – your responses will be collated and shared through a Creative walking toolkit and developed at a Creative walking summit later in the year.

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Songs of place and time

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