Fittingly, as today is Thunderbirds’ creator Gerry Anderson Day, Beat the Street Rotherham is go! More than 5,000 people have signed up on or before launch day and have currently walked, cycled, rolled, scooted, wheeled and run 1,750 miles. Beat the Street is being delivered by Intelligent Health and is funded by the National Lottery on behalf … Continue reading More than 5,000 people have signed up to play Beat the Street Rotherham as the game begins today!

Former professional footballer Roddy McKenzie swapped the 18-yard box for Beat Boxes on Good Friday with a fundraising cycle ride around all 65 sensors in the Beat the Street Hamilton and Blantyre game. His chosen route ended up being 44 miles and took him just over six hours. The former goalie turned personal trainer found … Continue reading Roddy plays Beat the Street for the Butchery Kitchen’s Feed a Family for a fiver campaign

      The Beat the Street game is set to launch in Sheffield and will take place from Wednesday, 16th June to Wednesday, 28th July. Beat the Street is a free, interactive challenge that encourages people of all ages to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives by turning the city into a six-week game. Beat … Continue reading Beat the Street Sheffield announcement

Intelligent Health’s latest Beat the Street campaign in Derby is off to a flying start this week with more than 12,000 people already signed up by the end of the first day. A socially-distanced kick-off event was held at Derby City Football Club with mascot Rammie and the Beat the Street Beattie to launch the game, preceded … Continue reading 12,000 participants in Beat the Street Derby on day one of the physical activity game!

Beat the Street Rotherham is set to take place from Wednesday, 14th April for six weeks, concluding on Wednesday, 26th May. Beat the Street is a free, interactive challenge that encourages people of all ages to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives by turning the area into a six-week game. Beat the Street is … Continue reading The Beat the Street activity game is coming to Rotherham

  MyJourneyWokingham has announced the winners of its Bee competition! The competition was launched at the beginning of the year to raise awareness of the importance of bees and how they are affected by air pollution. The competition invited children at primary and junior schools in Wokingham to either make or design a bee house. … Continue reading Congratulations to our bee heroes!