The MP discussed the importance of walking and cycling, particularly focusing on the benefits for children's health. She highlighted her personal experiences teaching Bikeability courses in a primary school, emphasising the need for all local authorities to embrace active travel training. Trudy Harrison also addressed issues like the lack of bike access among children, suggesting that Active Travel England should prioritise schemes making routes from home to school safer. Furthermore, she touched on the impact of ultra-processed foods and proposed changes in funding models to support active travel infrastructure. She called for inter-ministerial discussions on how to achieve a naturally healthy Britain through coordinated efforts.