Walk2Work Day is part of a Living Streets campaign that aims to encourage people to walk more in their daily lives. It is a free event held before work in a location close to the main walking routes, targeting people who have walked all or part of the way to work.

The campaign aims:

-         To encourage more people to walk to work and encourage active healthy lifestyles for all New Zealanders.

-         To raise the profile of walking as a as an essential mode of transport.

Sick of having to walk home or to the nearest bike shop every time you get a puncture? Not sure how to use that puncture repair kit you were given for Christmas?

Come along to a Flat Tyre Workshop and learn how to fix punctures and replace tubes for yourself, just one 30 minute lesson could save you hours of hiking! Don't forget to bring a pump, spare tube and tyre levers if you have them.

Wellington Regional Council, 142 Wakefield Street.

Organised by Simon Kennett at Greater Wellington

Sick of having to walk home or to the nearest bike shop every time you get a puncture? Not sure how to use that puncture repair kit you were given for Christmas?

Come along to a Flat Tyre Workshop and learn how to fix punctures and replace tubes for yourself, just one 30 minute lesson could save you hours of hiking! Don't forget to bring a pump, spare tube and tyre levers if you have them.

Wellington Regional Council, 142 Wakefield Street.

Organised by Simon Kennett at Greater Wellington

Sick of having to walk home or to the nearest bike shop every time you get a puncture? Not sure how to use that puncture repair kit you were given for Christmas?

Come along to a Flat Tyre Workshop and learn how to fix punctures and replace tubes for yourself, just one 30 minute lesson could save you hours of hiking!

Wellington Regional Council, 142 Wakefield Street

FREE Bikeability workshops on how to commute by bike

Discover how easy it is to commute to work by bike and get your summer off to a great start. Learn everything you need to know about commuting to work or school with practical demonstrations about all the gear, from Cycle Aware Wellington members. Wellington Regional Council, 142 Wakefield St. Thanks to Simon from GW for setting this up.