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Lyndsey Melling posted this in Community, Play Streets, Street Space on 06/07/2023
Why Lyndsey organised a play street after lockdown, benefitting children and adults in her local area… It started with beers in the front garden. One of the positive things to come out of lockdown was the peace on our street, which had previously been used by drivers as a rat run. Suddenly we and our neighbours could stand in our tiny front gardens and talk without shouting over roaring traffic. As restrictions about socialising in groups were relaxed, we’d bring…
Dulce Pedroso posted this in Children's play, health and wellbeing, Street Space on 18/05/2023
A guest blog by Dulce Pedroso – an ‘expert friend’ to Playing Out who has recently completed a…
Ingrid Skeels posted this in Children's play, health and wellbeing, Community on 24/04/2023
This positive feedback comes from a recent community engagement project about playing out close to home. As a…
Jo Chesterman posted this in Activism, Community, Play Streets, Street Space on 22/03/2023
I organised a play street for 4 years between 2014-2018 in St George, Bristol. Our street has only…
Alice Ferguson posted this in Activism, Children's play, health and wellbeing, Street Space on 31/01/2023
Last week, 3,000 people gathered on Dartmoor to march in protest at the public’s “right to roam” in…
Kate Staniforth posted this in Children's play, health and wellbeing, Community, Play Streets on 28/10/2022
A street, estate or block of flats can be like a microcosm of society – a community made…
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