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Why partner with Footways?
If you share our goals of increasing walking and improving streets, we’d love to work with you.
Our clients and partners include local authorities, Business Improvement Districts, cultural institutions, healthcare and transport providers
We can create beautifully designed print and digital maps to promote walking as an easy, enjoyable and healthy form of transport
We also design communications campaigns to encourage walking and collect ideas for infrastructure improvements
Footways also provides consultancy and advice on walking network development, wayfinding and infrastructure improvements
Get in touch for a chat about how our expertise and approach can support your objectives.
Case studies
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Over 50k printed maps have been distributed across Inner London. Dozens of digital maps for boroughs, museums and cultural organisations highlight key walking routes and features.
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Footways has worked with Transport for London, the Greater London Authority, Network Rail, LNER, several London councils and BIDs to deliver mapping, advocacy and design work.
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Footways digital maps receive around 20,000 views each month and are featured on high-profile websites, including those of museums, Business Improvement Districts, councils, and Transport for London’s Walking page.
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The Central London Footways map was Stanfords’ ‘Map of the Month’ and its top-selling map in November 2022. Footways also won a Network Rail Achieving Communications Excellence (ACE) award.
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Footways has helped raise the profile of walking within the transport agenda. Its routes are now cited in borough transport strategies, including Camden Council, and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust’s 2023–27 strategy.
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The organisation has worked with councils on redesigns through housing estates, creation of new green links, and public space improvements outside major stations and town centres.
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Footways co-founders regularly speak at conferences including Living Streets’ Walking Summit, London’s Walking & Cycling Conference, helping embed walking in public discourse and professional practice.
Our Impact
Our partners
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Transport for London sponsored the first edition of Central London Footways in 2020 and promotes our network from its Walking page.
"We're proud to join London Living Streets in introducing the new Footways map, which is a beautifully illustrated guide to all that London has to offer. These quiet and accessible routes highlight just how easy and surprisingly quick it is to explore our city on foot.” - Christina Calderato, Head of Transport Strategy and Planning at TfL.
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We worked with Hackney Council and conducted extensive engagement with local communities to produce a new walking map for Hackney, designed to help people explore the borough and get around in a healthy, sustainable, and enjoyable way.
This created the Hackney Central Footways 2023 with an A2 paper and printed map.
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Westminster Council commissioned us to create a digital and printed map of walking routes across the city. The printed map was published in July 2025. A billboard map of our routes was also posted on Strand Aldwych when the new public realm scheme opened in 2022.
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We worked with Islington Council to create digital and paper maps of Clerkenwell, encouraging residents and visitors to explore this history-rich neighbourhood on foot.
Together with Islington we also produced digital maps that highlight a network of walking routes from housing estates and along quiet routes around the Caledonian Road area.
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With the Greater London Authority we published four printed and digital maps focusing on new nature walking trails in August 2022.
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Our second and third editions of Central London Footways were sponsored by Network Rail, winning a Network Rail Achieving Communications Excellence (ACE) award.
"Footways has been a tremendous success at King’s Cross Station," - Aun Abidi, Kings Cross Station Manager.
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We have developed a digital and printed map with Business Improvement District Camden Town Unlimited and Euston Town to connect the green and cultural spaces in the King’s Cross, Euston and Camden Town area for people on foot.
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We developed an interactive walking map to the museums and destinations on Exhibition Road, this included a social media launch for the map and led to the Science Museum publishing the map on its ‘Visit’ page.
We are always open to exploring opportunities of working with existing partners and organisations we have not worked with previously to improve walking environments in cities and getting people walking more and further.
Whether you want to develop print, digital or billboard walking networks and maps, deliver community engagement activities around walking networks, or require expert support and advice on how to improve walking environment and networks; you can get in touch by either emailing hello@footways.london or use the form below
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