I don’t think I have ever seen a disaster community held in deliberate limbo for so long. Everything is “held” - the report, the tower, the criminal charges. Utterly shaming. Justice delayed is justice denied.

.Jess Morley is one of the cleverest (and nicest) people I know knocking around the health policy world. A must read.

Just the best elixir. A spring day by the sea, talking organisations, work, families, music and tomato plants.

How wonderful are those drawings?

I can confirm that spring has sprung. We have survived another winter, it seems.

We're conducting focus groups with family members/carers supporting a loved one who takes an antipsychotic and has experienced hunger effects. Details via SUSTAIN Research 👇

1/7 Our Leeds Beckett Research report on approaches taken to address health inequalities by NHS Integrated Care Boards has now been published by NHS Confederation you can read it here: nhsconfed.org/publications/p…
See thread for some key findings

Nothing to see here, just The Daily Mail in 2018 promoting the National Trust's recipe for scones. Scones, made with margarine, not butter, I should add. Is The Daily Mail woke now?!
dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/ar…

A brilliant colleague left the National Trust today, and he sent us this on his way out. From Octavia Hill’s Letter to Fellow Workers on the acquisition by subscription of Brandlehow in the Lake District, in 1902. It’s beautiful.

Important contribution from cachuchas on the basis of lived and learned experience. I don't think I agree with the conclusions but will ponder.

I too have used writing to deal with the fall out from ill health. These workshops will be fab.

Over half of Black children, and 47% of Asian children are living in poverty.

Utterly shocking in 2024 Britain, and inexcusable. This is a political choice.

Maybe I needed to see this today from Yoko Ono at the Tate...

If only we could hold on to this essential truth…it might help us attend to the stories of “others” without the “othering” that ails us.