Decent homes, good work, and access to advice
Decent homes, good work, and access to advice - Three ways the 2025 spending review can directly address health inequalities
28 March, 2025
The Renters' Rights Bill, enforcement and health
In this blog, Catherine Rennie, Communications and Public Affairs Manager, discusses the Renters’ Rights Bill currently passing through Parliament and…
14 January, 2025
Our Shadow Trustee on Trustees' Week
For Trustees' Week 2024 our Shadow Trustee, Jolynne De Souza, reflects on her role and her time at the Trust.
08 November, 2024
An interview with our Trustee for Scotland, Paul Ballantyne
For Trustees Week 2024, our Trustee for Scotland Paul Ballantyne talks about his career, his role at the Trust and…
05 November, 2024
Riots, medals, mental health and jobs
A spotlight is shining on British young people right now. Max Rutherford, Director of Programmes, Policy and Public Affairs on…
03 September, 2024
Discrimination kills: reflections and action on violent racist disorder
People's Health Trust Chief Executive John Hume reflects on the recent racist violent disorder across Great Britain and the Trust’s…
16 August, 2024
Housing standards enforcement and Renters Reform
In this blog, Catherine Rennie and Lisa Whiting discuss why housing enforcement must be addressed through the Renters (Reform) Bill.
14 February, 2024
Our Climate Action plan
In this blog, Catherine Rennie, Communications and Public Affairs Manager introduces People’s Health Trust’s climate action statement and plan.
30 November, 2023
Digital exclusion and health inequalities: the campaign for change
Isobel Thomas, Head of Community Engagement and Experience at Good Things Foundation, the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity, shares why…
19 October, 2023
Soul Purpose 360: A support network for Black Women
Palma Black founded Soul Purpose 360 to support Black women to influence change. She discusses how structural racism leads to…
19 October, 2023
