
Polly Curtis
@pollycurtis
Chief Executive, @Demos. Journalist ex @Guardian @HuffPostUK @Tortoise. Author, Behind Closed Doors, Orwell Prize finalist. Non-executive director, PHSO, PINF
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ā Last chance to secure your ticket to our conference next week, on the shift towards prevention. We're delighted to be joined by a range of excellent speakers including Professor Stephen Powis, Polly Curtis, Dr Mubasshir Ajaz & more. Book now: kingsfund.org.uk/events/support⦠#KFPrevention

'Tech has the power to create a better society, but itās unlikely to happen if AI is unleashed upon us. Taking the time to do things right isnāt anti-innovation: it's what is required to get deep-rooted change in social systems' My piece for The New Statesman newstatesman.com/comment/2024/1ā¦

Brilliant new report from the team here Demos on trust in politics. Couldnāt be more relevant. Great work by Billy Huband-Thompson Dan Goss Polly Curtis






Alongside @CIPFA, Demos and Institute for Government, we have today published a letter to Chancellor, Rachel Reeves ahead of the Budget calling for changes to the Governmentās fiscal framework to boost spending on prevention. Read more š health.org.uk/news-and-commeā¦


Together with The Health Foundation, Institute for Government and @CIPFA, we have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves urging for greater spending on prevention in next week's budget. ā¬ļø


1) Thereās momentum building that citizensā assemblies might help the UK gov navigate the tough issues on their desk. Yesterday John Harris calling for a citizensā assembly on assisted dying theguardian.com/commentisfree/⦠--> š§µ

The Institute for Government, together with The Health Foundation Demos and @CIPFA, have written a joint letter to the chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of next week's budget The letter urges embedding prevention in the public spending framework šRead the letter instituteforgovernment.org.uk/ifg-news/jointā¦

The business case for social mobility... brilliant work by Billy Huband-Thompson demos.co.uk/wp-content/uplā¦



Fascinating piece on the council financial crisis, featuring Demosā forthcoming work proposing bold new reforms to council funding by Andrew O'Brien and Andrew Phillips ftedit.ft.com/Ju3k/v0593xe2 The English county facing the biggest financial āblack holeā



Brilliant work by Sophia Knight
