Delivery Partner:
Argyll and Bute Council (in partnership with Cycling UK)
Total Funding Award:
£123,590.00
Delivery Partner:
Ayrshire Roads Alliance on behalf of South & East Ayrshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£450,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling Scotland
Total Funding Award:
£580,800.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling Scotland
Total Funding Award:
£275,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling Scotland
Total Funding Award:
£232,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling Scotland
Total Funding Award:
£183,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling Scotland
Total Funding Award:
£216,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Cycling UK
Total Funding Award:
£1,217,399.00
Delivery Partner:
East Dunbartonshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£50,000.00
Delivery Partner:
East Renfrewshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£40,000.00
Delivery Partner:
East Renfrewshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£30,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Bike for Good)
Total Funding Award:
£212,880.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Bike for Good)
Total Funding Award:
£140,148.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Bike for Good)
Total Funding Award:
£142,572.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council
Total Funding Award:
£28,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Cycling UK)
Total Funding Award:
£126,218.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Drumchapel Cycle Hub)
Total Funding Award:
£75,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Glasgow City Council (in partnership with Women on Wheels)
Total Funding Award:
£50,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Inverclyde Council
Total Funding Award:
£29,910.00
Delivery Partner:
Living Streets
Total Funding Award:
£313,032.00
Delivery Partner:
LLTNP
Total Funding Award:
£45,000.00
Delivery Partner:
North Ayrshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£70,500.00
Delivery Partner:
North Ayrshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£42,100.00
Delivery Partner:
North Ayrshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£44,600.00
Delivery Partner:
North Lanarkshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£132,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Paths for All
Total Funding Award:
£193,000.00
Delivery Partner:
Paths for All
Total Funding Award:
£90,200.00
Delivery Partner:
Renfrewshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£72,031.00
Delivery Partner:
Renfrewshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£71,435.00
Delivery Partner:
Scottish Cycling
Total Funding Award:
£95,099.65
Delivery Partner:
Scottish Cycling
Total Funding Award:
£395,748.27
Delivery Partner:
Scottish Cycling
Total Funding Award:
£196,589.33
Delivery Partner:
South Lanarkshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£135,500.00
Delivery Partner:
South Lanarkshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£36,000.00
Delivery Partner:
SPT
Total Funding Award:
£58,043.00
Delivery Partner:
SPT
Total Funding Award:
£51,972.00
Delivery Partner:
SPT
Total Funding Award:
£31,200.00
Delivery Partner:
Sustrans
Total Funding Award:
£217,003.00
Delivery Partner:
Sustrans
Total Funding Award:
£161,213.75
Delivery Partner:
West Dunbartonshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£21,200.00
Delivery Partner:
West Dunbartonshire Council
Total Funding Award:
£47,800.00
As part of the People and Place Programme grant conditions, delivery partners are required to conduct ongoing monitoring and evaluation of their projects throughout the delivery period and share their findings with SPT. In turn, SPT is responsible for compiling a summary report of these findings and submitting this to Transport Scotland after the end of the financial year.
Accordingly, SPT submitted the “People and Place Monitoring and Evaluation Report 2024/25” to Transport Scotland in July 2025. The report provided a quantitative overview of the 2024/25 programme outcomes, alongside qualitative insights drawn from case studies and participant testimonials. These highlighted best practices for behaviour change project delivery, and the impact of active travel behaviour change projects delivered across the region through the People and Place Programme.
The key outcomes from the delivery of SPT’s People and Place Programme 2024/25 are outlined below:
Active travel behaviour change projects funded by SPT People & Place 2024/25
42
Children / young people benefitted by the programme
70,133
Total people impacted by the programme (not classified as children / young people)
30,655
Schools involved*
385
Workplaces involved
40
New or refurbished bikes made available
2,620
Bike shelters / secure parking made available
95
Cycle hubs provided
6
Cycle training sessions provided
155
People given cycle training
8,195
Led rides delivered
803
Dr Bike sessions delivered
52
Bikes repaired
1,889
Instructors trained to give cycle training
15
Walking activities delivered
733
Subsidised active travel / bike loans provided
451
Travel plans created
55
*This is the summarised total of schools that each project reported working with; this has not been cross-checked by school name to understand whether any projects were run at the same individual school; therefore, this figure may include some double counting.
Find out more about the People & Place Programme.
Find out about what is being delivered by the 2025/26 programme
People and Place Programme 2025/26This work was supported through the Scottish Government funded People and Place Programme, supporting the shared ambition that by 2030, Scotland's communities are shaped around people and place - making walking, wheeling and cycling to be most popular mode of travel for short, everyday journeys.
