


Active County Cambridgeshire 2026:
Thank you!
The UK’s most popular networking event for active travel professionals showcased the success, innovation and best practice in the creation of active, vibrant places.
Active County Cambridgeshire 2026, was presented by Landor LINKS, sponsored by AtkinsRéalis and Voi, and hosted by Cambridgeshire County Council.
We would like to thank over 450 delegates, 140 Speakers, our sponsors and the 28 exhibitors who made both days so enjoyable.
We explored the walking, cycling and wheeling opportunities created by wide-ranging changes in mobility, social, environmental and economic trends throughout Cambridgeshire.
The 2026 Active County Cambridgeshire Photo Gallery
Active travel is key to unlocking local economic growth, improving the nation's health, protecting the environment and giving children transport freedom and independence. Hundreds of delegates worked together in a mission to revitalise our communities and design brilliant places for the future.
Active County Cambridgeshire provided a unique opportunity to hear from industry-leading professionals and gain insight and knowledge on how investing in active travel can transform your town, city or county.

"We’re making it easier and safer to walk, wheel and cycle in our region. Better active travel options give people more confidence to choose healthy and affordable ways to get to work, school and leisure.
By strengthening local connectivity and supporting new housing developments, active travel also plays an important role in driving economic growth across our region, which is our number one mission."
Paul Bristow, Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

"I encourage local authorities and everyone with an interest in boosting walking, wheeling and cycling to respond to the CWI3 consultation and help co-create the future of active travel over the next decade. Let’s build health back into our streets"
Lilian Greenwood, Active Travel Minister

Active County Cambridgeshire 13-14 July 2026 Ray Dolby Centre and West Hub Cambridge





























