What's stood out to me is the need to centre people, to develop the plan around their needs, and change which creates a positive impact. As charities working with and supporting people, we need to create conditions to support this, to tell strong stories and support government in creating change

It's been brilliant to have time with around 50 organisations getting into the detail about what we want to see in a national plan for #CVD. How we support local innovation alongside national standards. What good outcomes would look like. How the system can work collaboratively.

Thank you! I heard your explanation on a podcast recently and it's so clear and persuasive, even for none-tax folk like me.

It's also a brilliant example of charities being innovative, collaborative, solving problems and pushing the state to adopt programmes to address a social need.

I really enjoy "you're not made of sugar", when someone complains about rain. Very northern British dad vibe

Along with the many, many reasons I'd prefer he stop posting such hate filled and inaccurate rubbish is that it feels like it devalues our degrees little by little. Damned by association.