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Lowering speed can reduce harm and boost active travel
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As the Safer Streets Bill is being considered by the Scottish Parliament, Bruce Whyte reflects on what progress has been made in encouraging more people to walk and cycle over the last decade – but what more needs to happen?
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Support from next door, not advice from above
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Can Scotland teach England anything about public health reform? Dr Rosie Ilett blogs about the recent King's Fund public health reform summit.
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Children’s health and wellbeing indicators for Glasgow
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Bruce Whyte introduces the children's indicators on Understanding Glasgow
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Evaluating the impact of participatory budgeting
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Participatory budgeting (PB) is taking root within Scotland’s democratic structures, but how do we evaluate its impact?
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How do we know stuff and what do we do with it? From evidence-based practice to troublesome spaces.
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Dr Rosie Ilett on knowledge transfer
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Reflections on Glasgow’s Healthier Future Forum 14: supporting asset based approaches
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Disrupting expectations
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Joe Crossland from the GCPH team describes a modern fairy tale 'cultural disruption' event which brought London to a standstill and captured the imagination of the public.
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Walking and cycling - they’re worth the risk!
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Alasdair Macdonald reflects on our latest report on pedestrian and cyclist casualty trends and looks at the rise of car usage and development of road infrastructure and its effect on risks and perceived risks to pedestrians and cyclists.
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The challenge of an unequal world
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Lorna Kelly discusses Michael Marmot’s book 'The health gap: the challenge of an unequal world', looking at inequality, health and the wider social and economic contexts which affect population health.
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Reflections on poverty
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It's Challenge Poverty Week and in this blog James Egan reflects on areas of poverty work and research involving the Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH), looking at what lessons can be learned from listening more to those living in poverty.