Transport for New Homes: a story told in postcards

John and Jill have been house-hunting in some recently-built developments. They sent these postcards back to show what they found.

Since John and Jill don’t drive, they have been using trains and buses to get to the new housing areas, sometimes with adventures on the way. In the end they do find places to suit their needs and the variety of places they visit is an education in itself…

Greetings from Chipping Tarmac
Wishing you were here at Cowpat Newton
Greetings from Gardenwick
Greetings from Princeborough
Greetings from Asphalt St Michael
Quaggytowers: wish you were here
Verdantchester
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These postcards are of course fictitious and are generally composites of several new housing developments. However they serve to highlight some of the issues that Transport for New Homes sees as important to planning, namely walkability, living without a car, and good access to public transport and cycling networks.

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