Walking has always been a great way to clear your head. But what if the route itself could help provide clues to solve problems? Writer Ellie Stott joined a Street Wisdom event to find out more.

Volunteer group Street Wisdom offers free mindful walking sessions nationwide, while the four enthusiasts elsewhere on this page will tell you how much better walking makes them feel.

What have battered road signs discarded leaflets and crumpled tin cans got to do with the meaning of life? The word on the street is: more than you think says Alice Whitehead.

Street Wisdom's Wandercast comes in at number 6. "Ok, it's technically not an app but you can download the audio and listen on your phone... via an app."

For years people have searched for answers to life’s big questions at remote monasteries or on wilderness retreats, but could enlightenment strike just as easily outside a sandwich shop in SE1?

Founded by David Pearl (ex opera singer, creative confidante to top CEOs) and Chris Baréz Brown (author and speaker, recently described by the Guardian as a long haired twinkly eyed cross between...

MIndfulness is moving off the meditation cushion and coming to a street near you. Anita Chaudhuri looks into the new trend of 'street wisdom'. One setback to living more mindfully is that daily life..

The answers are there, if only you look close enough. Street Wisdom could solve your problems - at home and at work. Could a walk down the street save the planet? Or, at the very least, might it...

Rev Lucy Winkett is the rector of St James’s Church, Piccadilly, London writes "One Saturday morning, we hosted a kind of urban retreat called Street Wisdom. The facilitators encouraged us to..."

"The street is an invisible university, if you know how to look.” I am intrigued. This is the promise of Street Wisdom, a walking group with a twist, who offer something pretty ambitious...

As we scurry along the street, most of us have got two things in mind - our destination and whatever we're looking at on our smartphone. But one man thinks if we slow down and...

When you are stuck for inspiration, it may be best to leave your seat and stroll around the street to get the creative juices flowing.