As interest, the Heritage Lottery people have been requesting opinions on their strategic funding for the future, and one of the things I put in my response was a need for programmes where possible to incorporate the questions of social responsibility and education for community.
There is a survey for members of the public to complete.
http://survey.euro.confirmit.com/wix4/p592976157.aspx
It's quite a long survey but gives plenty of space for opinions and suggestions.
On the question of cyclists; while we all know one mustn't cycle on the pavement and this is paramount for the safety of pedestrians, there is also the problem of safety for cyclists. Suffice it to say that some motorists are less than considerate towards cyclists.
One thing that would help is a dedicated portion of the road or pavement where possible for cycle (and perhaps other wheeled use, such as skates etc); another, unfortunately, comes down again to education and respect for other road users. (I've often wondered whether one should have, where ability permits, have completed instruction and certified time on the road as a cyclist and a motor cyclist before one is allowed to pass the car driving test.)