Matt Brayshaw | Commitment, effort and laughs!
lee2022-08-18T17:09:02+01:00Matt Brayshaw enjoyed Birmingham's Liaison and Diversion team, but now he's moving on. We caught up with him to find out where and why
August 2022
Lord Nigel Crisp | Turning The World Upside Down Again
lee2022-08-17T17:22:34+01:00In Turning the World Upside Down Again, Lord Nigel Crisp follows up on how rich countries can learn from poorer ones when it comes to health
May 2022
Building an untapped resource | Carol Heron
lee2022-06-27T10:21:15+01:00Carol Herron has a vision in Horley that sees land as a learning, sharing resource. In the meantime, she's dived into pulling people together
Challenging and exciting | Tracey Agnew
lee2022-08-17T17:15:15+01:00In Surrey, Primary Care is taking a lead on health creation. Tracey Agnew says it adds gravity to that way of working
April 2022
It is happening | Katherine Saunders
lee2022-08-17T17:11:39+01:00Chief Executive of ABC GP Federation in Surrey, Katherine Saunders is a founder of Growing Health Together. She explains how it grew
The whole story | Dr Anna Mustill
lee2022-08-17T16:56:34+01:00Dr Anna Mustill describes what inspired her to be involved with health creation and Growing Health Together, and some of the outcomes
Making a difference to our communities | Sumona Chatterjee
lee2022-08-17T17:00:21+01:00To address some health challenges we need to seek the answers in our communities, says Sumona Chatterjee, Place-Based Leader for East Surrey
You go with your successes | Dr Richard Wright
lee2022-08-17T16:58:24+01:00Dr Richard Wright describes how Growing Health Together in Surrey is building trust, involving communities and growing health
What is it about lanyards?
Ian Morrell2022-06-18T16:32:05+01:00Lanyards are great at conveying messages at a glance. But Ian Morrell asks if the motivation behind wearing them is to support or separate
March 2022
Photovoice | show-off, share and shape your community
lee2022-04-03T21:02:00+01:00Taking place in Wallacetown, Photovoice sees young people reflect their community in photographs. Andrew Williams explains