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Following the release of Shelter’s report on homelessness last week, I’ve developed a tool to visualise publicly available data on rough sleeping in England between 2010 and 2017. The data, provided by the Ministry of Housing, Communities…
For many involved in the midterms, the work has finished. The ballot papers have been counted, the elections declared and the banners taken down. But for some, the end of polling day is just the beginning. Not just for those elected to…
For most of us involved in politics, the go-to app is Twitter. Search “#Lab18” on the social network this week and you’ll find thousands of pictures, comments and broadcasts about Labour’s annual conference, which ended on Wednesday. But…
Trigger warning: suicide. This week we’re unveiling a new look for Labour Campaign for Mental Health. When I joined the campaign last year, I was tasked with designing a brand that aimed to improve both our campaign recognition and…
This weekend, Theresa May promised to give the NHS a £20bn increase in spending over the next five years, amounting to a 3.4 per cent increase in the overall health service budget, thanks to a supposed “Brexit dividend”. There are very few…
Today Jeremy Corbyn gave his strongest PMQs performance of recent weeks. In a series of exchanges between the Prime Minister and the Labour leader, Corbyn threw the Conservatives’ record on mental health back at them. He cited failures in…
Luciana Berger last night told attendees of an emergency rally that she believed the country was in the midst of a mental health crisis. The rally, organised by the Labour Campaign for Mental Health (LCMH), brought together members of…
Theresa May’s keynote speech at the 2017 Conservative Party conference will be remembered for three things — the P45, the persistent cough, and the collapse of the set behind her. It will not be recalled for its substance, largely because…
