Floating catchment area (FCA) metrics are a family of measures used to quantify spatial
accessibility. Spatial accessibility fuses the concepts of accessibility and availability to …

In the UK, public sector sport plays a potentially important role in promoting the inclusion of
all groups in society, but inequalities have existed traditionally within sport, typically across …

The spatial locations of food retailers are considered to be an influential aspect of population
consumption patterns. Such contextual relationships are often related to socio‐economic …

There have been increasing concerns over a number of years about the difficulties faced by
Australians living in rural and remote areas of Australia in accessing services that most …

Levels of physical activity have declined considerably over recent decades in England, and
there is evidence that activity patterns vary across areas. Previous studies of the geography …

Background Assessment of the spatial accessibility of hospital accident and emergency
departments as perceived by local residents has not previously been investigated …

Provision of public parks has long been advocated as an equalising measure between
different elements of society. This study assesses equity of park provision for different ethnic …

Greenspace access in an English city was analysed using a network analysis in a
geographical information system (GIS). Access for different religious and ethnic groups was …

Rationale Residents of neighbourhoods with high destination accessibility (higher
population density, more-interconnected streets, and better access to services, public …

This paper develops a composite participation index (PI) to identify patterns of transport
disadvantage in space and time. It is operationalised using 157 weekly activity–travel diaries …