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Our 2015 campaign and policy report, exploring the healthiness of Britain's high streets, and how businesses and local authorities can improve the health of their communities

Our 2018 report updates and expands on the original high street analysis, reflecting the ever-changing face of Britain's retail environment.

This report encompasses a delivery report and independent evaluation of the Making Every Contact Count (MECC) for Mental Health programme (phase two in the North East of England and Yorkshire 2023/2024) undertaken by Royal Society for Public Health, in partnership with NHS England, Workforce, Training and Education Directorate.

Climate change will disproportionality affect those already facing significant inequalities in health. The briefing sets out how it will have significant effects on: air quality, pests and communicable diseases, extreme weather events, infrastructure, and resource security.

This briefing discusses how representatives of the industry are managing workforce shortages, and the impact that recent changes to the visa regime are having on their ability to maintain service levels.

This briefing looks at the impacts of an ageing population and aging workforce on public health.

New technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already had a profound impact on the UK, and offers new opportunities to improve the delivery of public health. This briefing explores the key themes and challenges relating to AI and public health.