Suella Braverman flags statutory instrument to public order bill as climate protesters renew campaign Source: Police to get powers to ban slow walking in traffic amid Just Stop Oil protests | Just Stop Oil | The Guardian

Activists, wanderers, and tourists find a common language through walking. By Tim Waterman Matthew Beaumont’s beautiful book about London, Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London, begins with a… Source: Sharing the City One Step at a Time | Landscape Architecture Magazine

Activists are painting unsanctioned DIY crosswalks at intersections in cities like Seattle and LA. Transportation officials should understand why. Source: When Crosswalks Go Rogue – Bloomberg

Stars of film about 500-mile trek to Scotland for Cop26 hit the road again for Bristol premiere Source: Camino to Cop26: climate pilgrims walk 135 miles to promote film | Cop26 | The Guardian

Looking down is often the precursor to looking up. Tom Ward transports us to Cambridge’s world of creativity beneath our feet Source: Art in Public: Interventions underfoot | Varsity

A 10-year-old Syrian girl stepped off a boat in Boston Harbor on September 7th—a beacon of hope encountering a new land. Her name is Amal, and she was without parents, a stranger in a strange place, displaced from her home and everything she knew. But Little Amal was not alone; observing closely, she was surrounded

Hong Kong’s old neighborhoods—even now, with its hyper-modern investment in arts and technology — you may feel like you’ve entered a time machine: vendors still fix shoes on the streets, and tables are spread along the cobbled roads with trinkets, jade baubles, old Szechuan Province coins from a century ago, Bruce Lee posters and Mao