Initiatives like this are essential to delivering a #NeighbourhoodHealthService LGA Wellbeing

beautiful evening & stunning venue for the London Society summer party at 150 Holborn - this magnificent roof terrace filled up with London’s finest 👌

A Plan without any money is not a ticket into the future. A plan without a plan… is just a brochure. myemail.constantcontact.com/Brochure.html?…

A hundred years ago, the Seine was declared too polluted to swim in. Today, it’s open again. A reminder that with investment and political will, rivers can be brought back to life. In the end, it’s a choice.

After a $1.6 billion investment and years of hard work, the Seine River, which was once heavily polluted, is now clean enough for swimming for the first time in over a century. The city has also invested in three public swimming locations. 📍 Paris 🇫🇷

“Why would anyone bother to try to improve their community, when the system always seems to frustrate them?” Charlotte Ivers thetimes.com/comment/column…

“The best way to avoid being inactive is not join a gym, but begin with the radical act of walking. The good news is a well-designed city can give us all the regular physical activity we need, without access to pricey equipment and trainers. It’s all about the built environment.”

looking forward to this tour of Springfield Village & exploring how housing & health are improved via thoughtful regeneration London Society Sir Robert McAlpine @kajimaeurope londonsociety.org.uk/event/tour-spr…

What could be nicer? Ending a glorious weekend in my garden listening to Bruce’s #TheLostAlbums 👌

"not everybody can cycle. Before there were five bus routes over the bridge. Now there are none.” #listentolocals #infrastructurefirst HammersmithBridgeSOS thetimes.com/article/a6f3f2…

Urban gardens have much to contribute to a #NeighbourhoodHealthService how have the health benefits of allotments in England been measured The RHS CPRE London ? nytimes.com/2025/07/08/wel…

a beautiful summer evening & a great turnout for our 1st #BuildforHealth workshop at Hawkins\Brown So much interest in working together to promote public health and reduce health inequalities through the planning & development process - critical as government policy focuses on

Make Cities Swimmable Again Chris Romer-Lee Thames Baths: the floating lido

I am I GP in a village practice - today I went to the regular community lunch. We work together with the schools, churches, parish council etc to look after our patients- that’s community health, that’s a neighbourhood Wes Streeting @DrKatie.BSky.Social Anna Dixon MP for Shipley Robbie Moore MP

Hot town, summer in the city ⁦On The Thames⁩ ⁦Thames21⁩ ⁦Thames Path National Trail⁩ ⁦Thames Baths: the floating lido⁩ ⁦River Thames Society⁩

comprehensive provision of trees and blue spaces are key to cooling our cities Trees for Streets Martin Prince-Parrott RIBA FRSA (🇬🇧/acc) Thames Baths: the floating lido Future Lidos Chris Romer-Lee

Hey hey, my my. Rock n roll will never die ⁦BST Hyde Park⁩ #NeilYoung #CrazyHorse

Which is why we need to develop our cities for movement & walkability Martin Prince-Parrott RIBA FRSA (🇬🇧/acc)

yup. And a key element of #UrbanHealthonomics Martin Prince-Parrott RIBA FRSA (🇬🇧/acc)

building healthy places was a thing in the 19th century Bedford Park Society Old Chiswick Society Cllr Ron Mushiso Town & Country Planning Association Martin Prince-Parrott RIBA FRSA (🇬🇧/acc)