Publications

Summer 2006

Streets Ahead in Road Safety

Roadlife 2006 is now available. The brand new edition is jam-packed with fantastic features and all the latest road safety news in Lancashire.

Catch up with Corrie’s crimper, Maria – Samia Smith – as she talks exclusively to roadlife about being a young driver. Jim Bowen talks speed and Eastenders’ Dot highlights the problems many older drivers face.

Sporting fans can read all about Commonwealth cyclist Emma Davies Jones’ near-miss with tragedy and football fans can see how PNE and Burnley F.C. players have supported road safety over the last season. Check out the football competitions on-line to be in with a chance of winning signed shirts from Claude Davis and John McGreal.

Taking over the centre pages this edition is a new Fun Zone section for kids. There’s also the chance to win a brand new bike and safety helmet, courtesy of TravelWise.

Send in your views on the magazine using the form at the back of the magazine and you could get your hands on a hi-tech digital camera.

Roadlife will soon be widely available from County Libraries, County Information Centres, GP surgeries, Leisure Centres, Car and Motorcycle dealers and other outlets.

Click here to read a copy online or email us to request your free copy.

Summer 2005

Amir Fights to Promote Road Safety – Summer 2005

The 2005 edition of roadlife is now available. The glossy 56-page magazine is bursting with fantastic features and all the latest road safety news in Lancashire.

Olympic-medallist Amir Khan speaks exclusively to roadlife about learning to drive and his trials both in the ring and on the road. Local football teams PNE and Burnley F.C. are also featured backing a mobile phone campaign. Two great reader competitions provide new additions to this year’s magazine; readers are given the exclusive opportunity to win a mini I-pod and also £100 in high street vouchers.

Roadlife is also widely available from County Libraries, County Information Centres, GP surgeries, Leisure Centres, Car and Motorcycle dealers and other outlets.

Click here (pdf) to read a copy online or email us to request your free copy, please provide name and address (will not be used for any other purpose).

 

Spring 2005

It’s bigger…it’s better…and it’s coming soon!

The new roadlife magazine will be available from May 2005.

Read all about Olympic-medallist Amir Khan, his thoughts on the Group’s new PPSS learner-driver scheme and his experience of learning to drive. There’s also an international feature focusing on how road safety is tackled in Botswana, along with a horseriding special on the dangers faced by riders on the roads. Other features include A Day in the Life of a County Councillor - so you can read what really goes on, along with all our regular features detailing the Group’s varied road safety projects – including Right Start and Passport to Safer Cycling updates.

New features to look out for include our Road Safety Teaser – a fun crossword to fill in. Readers also have the chance to win a mini i-pod and £100 in high street vouchers so don’t miss out!

Visit the site again soon for details of the roadlife 2005 launch…

 

Spring 2004

New ROADLife Magazine to be launched in March 2004. More ....

 

Spring 2003

A new magazine – ROADlife – has been launched and sent to around 20,000 people signed up to the Together We Can Make the Difference strategy.

It is also widely available in libraries and County offices throughout Lancashire.

The 50-page full colour glossy publication is packed full of fantastic features, celebrity interviews, safety tips, real-life stories and up-to-the-minute news from the Road Safety Group.

If you would like to receive a free copy of ROADlife – or would like to order a number of copies for your organisation/school/college/community group, please telephone 01772 533693 or email: alison.gudgeon@env.lancscc.gov.uk

Your views are appreciated and welcomed. Please use the feedback form on Page 49 of the magazine to let us know what you think!

 

 

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