Mayer Hillman is an eminent academic whose inspired number-crunching 40 years ago predicted today’s cotton-wool culture. This week, he was due to speak on the topic of school journeys at the Royal Geographical Society conference in London.

ATCO Summer Conference, Llandudno, Wales, 14 -15 June 2007.
Why public transport? Why ATCO?

Published in the Hampstead and Highgate Express 26 April 2007.

Mayer Hillman holds legendary status among many in the environmental movement. George Monbiot’s new book, Turn Up the Heat is dedicated to Hillman—‘the mirror in which we all see our own hypocrisy’. In theory Hillman has retired, but he continues to work all waking hours on the biggest problem mankind has ever had to face: climate change.

Commentary in BBC Focus magazine on the Stern Review on The Economics of Climate Change.

Solar Cities Congress, Oxford, April 2006.

Article published in the Yorkshire Post on 27 March 2006.

Keynote speech for the 17th Annual TRICS Conference on Achieving Sustainable Growth, Regents Park Marriott Hotel, London, 1-2 November 2005.

Paper given at the VeloCity Conference in Dublin in June 2005.

Published in the Church Times, 4 June 2004.

Keynote paper for seminar in Perth, Western Australia, organised by WAPAC.

Memorandum prepared for the scrutiny panel of the London Borough of Camden.

Velo City, Edinburgh 2001

Published in Injury Prevention, June 2001.

Published in Ethical Record: Proceedings of the South Place Ethical Society. Paper given at Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London on 20 May 2001.

Published in World Transport Policy and Practice Vol.7, No.4, 2001.

Making Cycling Viable, New Zealand Cycling Symposium 2000, 14-15 July 2000.

8th Annual Public Health Forum: Partnership, Participation & Power,
Harrogate International Centre, 28-29 March 2000.

Published as the concluding article to the special issue on climate change in Town and Country Planning, October 1998.

Published as the introductory article to the special issue on climate change in Town and Country Planning, October 1998.

A memorandum for the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Committee.

Written statement by Mayer Hillman for the Terminal 5 Inquiry. Published by Government of London, April 1998.

Published under the title Protection Racket in the Times Educational Supplement, 20 June 1997.

Published in Parliamentary Review, Conference Edition, 1996.

Burying the conventional urban myth about public transport. VeloCity, Milano, 1995

Published in Childright No. 103, January/February 1994.

Paper presented at the workshop Environment, traffic and urban planning, European Academy of the Urban Environment, Berlin, Germany 30 Nov - 4 Dec 1992.

Manchester Statistical Society, Occasional Paper, July 1992.

Cycle Helmets: the case for and against, published by Policy Studies Institute.

Cambridge Econometrics Annual Conference, 6-7 April 1992 ‑
Transport, Communications and the 21st Century.

VeloCity, Milano, 1991