The next twelve months will be critical for public services and determine the scale of the reform that will be delivered in the next three years. John Copps picks out some of the areas to watch out for. 2025 felt like stuttering progress for a government that has styled itself as a champion of public services. It was always going to be a tough job, but the rollercoaster of the previous ten years has not been replaced by something that feels like stability. There’s been lots o

Catch up on our webinar showcasing Greater Manchester’s innovative WorkWell approach – part of their regional ambition to support 150,000 residents closer to and into work by 2030. Download slides with overview of GM WorkWell How can we better support people with health conditions to return, stay and succeed in work? Discover how GM’s 'Locality Led, GM Enabled' approach has empowered ten localities to design tailored solutions based on community needs, while a central team

Learn more about our conference on health coaching and employment support held on Wednesday 12th November 2025. Mutual Ventures and Peak Health Coaching co-hosted a half-day online conference Exploring How Health Coaching Can Support Healthy Working Lives for practitioners providing employment support to people experiencing ill-health. The conference looked at the role of 'health coaching' and person-centred support in building capability, confidence and motivation among peop

Catch up for our webinar - How GPs in Durham & Tees Valley have successfully integrated employment support in their practices - which...

With the publication of the 10-Year Health Plan and the announcement that places will lead the rollout of a neighbourhood health service,...

Client: NHS Kent & Medway Integrated Care Board   Date: April 2024 - Ongoing   Challenges faced by the client: At the start of the...

Client: Mid & South Essex General Practice Provider Collaborative (GPPC)   Date: October 2024 - Ongoing   Challenges faced by the client:...

Cat Moore and Ross Murray say that health related barriers to employment often sit alongside other issues – from childcare to housing –...

Matt Carter discusses a new early intervention and support-led model for neurodivergent children and young people, driven by true system...

In 2025 public services are poised for significant reform, driven by a government eager to address longstanding issues and improve...

Client:  Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Health and Social Care, working with 15 ICBs in England   Date:  May 2024...

Kate Copeland, our resident Kiwi, argues that public services in the UK can learn from what works in New Zealand – including how leaders...

An NHS fit for the future has been unveiled as one of the government's six national missions. In this article, Sophie Coles considers a...

Today sees the publication of the government's plan to 'Get Britain Working' and tackle economic inactivity among the working age...

One of the UK’s biggest challenges is the number of people who are economically inactive due to ill health. Hannah Szczepanski argues...

In this episode of Radical Reformers, I welcomed Martin P Griffiths, CBE, Trauma Surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust and Clinical Director...

The health of the nation doesn't just rely on what the NHS does - it requires a wider view of our lives at home and work, and the public...

MV welcomes the launch of 15 new WorkWell services, supporting people to get back to work. Today sees the launch of 15 new local services...

Client:  North East Lincolnshire Health and Care Partnership Date:  April to August 2024 Challenges faced by the client: North East...

This episode is with Mark Simms, the Chief Executive of the P3 Group. He describes P3 as an organisation that supports people who are...