England's Chief Medical Officer, Chris Whitty, supports the 15-minute city concept in his annual health report. He emphasizes the need for urban areas to provide easy access to essential services like shops, healthcare, and green spaces. Whitty argues that improving walking and cycling infrastructure can enhance public health by encouraging physical activity. He calls for city designs that prioritize health through better transport, housing, and pollution control. He also highlights the dangers of urban air pollution, linking it to serious health issues. Whitty urges critics of health measures to propose alternative solutions for improving public health and air quality. Read More: England's Chief Medical Officer promotes 15-minute cities for better health access [reveal-banner]