My Best Mistake by Linda Hutchinson
One of our directors, Linda Hutchinson writes about her best mistake, when she learnt about the importance and value of properly involving people.
One of our directors, Linda Hutchinson writes about her best mistake, when she learnt about the importance and value of properly involving people.

We summarise the New Economic Foundation’s report which makes a forceful case for localised money flows; money spent with locally rooted companies is more likely to go to local suppliers and thus the local economy.

We caught up with Stacey Hemphill, the Lambeth Living Well Network Hub Manager to learn more about how staff meet people at a place of their own choosing.

We interview Alex Hoskyn the creator of the Chatty Cafe scheme to learn about how and why she started the scheme and what she’s learnt along the way.

We learn about a reporting system using appreciative inquiry to boost quality and safety in healthcare.

Zoe Ferguson looks at how we can encourage kindness in our communities and calls on government, organisations and people to all take action.

We recently came across Walk and Talk sessions, a wonderfully simple idea where people and staff are invited together on walks around the city to share ideas and connect.

Patient Director David Gilbert reminds us that though storytelling can be very important, patient involvement and collaboration can and must go further.

Library of Things new podcast looks at the impact they have had on the community, the people that have come to borrow, and how the enterprise might develop.