Other lives: Psychiatrist with a particular interest in challenging institutional racism in mental health provision

A group of women in Lancashire are joining in a nationwide hunger strike for the weekend to protest food poverty

Peter Beresford explores how neoliberal politics fuel division by scapegoating marginalised groups while benefiting the wealthy, urging a new inclusive approach to social justice.

The East of England is a Reform UK stronghold, with three of their five MPs. Perhaps we should know who they are, and what they are doing

Research Fellow in Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy at University of Exeter for a programme of research to design an adapted rehabilitation intervention for people with Lewy body dementia.

My book about Rest-Do Days is now available to order (see below for link). It has been such a busy time over recent months. Here’s a blog I drafted nearly a year ago and forgot to publish. I&…

A practical guide to finding a balance between resting and doing so that readers can recharge their energy levels and also do the things that are important to them.

Michael Morpurgo’s children’s classic is now a major movie animation that The Sunday Times calls ‘bold, charming and beautiful’ starring Cillian Murphy, Sally Hawkins and Ken Watanabe. With screen pla...

Lodge was twice nominated for the Booker Prize in the 1980s for comic novels Small World and Nice Work.

I’ve been explaining my rest-do days a lot over the last few weeks, since my book was published. I’ve said that they are days when I deliberately switch between resting and doing, varyi…

The Antidote - How People-Powered Movements Can Renew Politics, Policy and Practice; The Antidote explores what we can learn from the equalisation of personal roles and relationships to make possible ...