Harry Rutter

@harryrutter.bsky.social

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Prof of Global Public Health, University of Bath. European.

Screenshot of email from FixMyStreet with title “New FixMyStreet updates on report: 'Pedestrian crossing not working at A34/A420 roundabout'” showing two new reports reiterating the same point
Screenshot of FT article with headline “Non-dom exodus hits London market for butlers” and subheading “Demand for high-end domestic staff has fallen since the Budget ended tax loophole for wealthy UK residents”
Screenshot of part of an email from Jonathan Olley at YouGov that opens with 'Hi [First Name]'
Screenshot showing Prof Fiona Bull from WHO describing the seven policy action areas in the toolkit: 1. Integrate walking and cycling into all relevant policies Embed walking and cycling objectives across transport, health, environment, education, and tourism policies. Establish clear, measurable targets and crossgovernment coordination mechanisms. 2. Provide safe and connected walking and cycling networks Develop well-connected, well-maintained infrastructure that links homes to key destinations (e.g. schools, transit, workplaces). Integrate green spaces and apply inclusive and sustainable urban design principles. 3. Design inclusive and safe streets for all Use human-centred design principles to create streets that accommodate all users, including pedestrians and cyclists of all ages and abilities. Implement safe system approach to improve road safety including best practice legislation to reduce speed limits where necessary. 4. Improve safe road user behaviour Enforce speed limits, tackle distracted and impaired driving, and promote safe use by all road users. 5. Protect and prioritize walking and cycling Create, maintain and protect allocation of road space to walking and cycling, implement pedestrian zones, and enforce parking regulations. 6. Facilitate integrated transport options Ensure walking and cycling are part of a seamless transport experience through integration with public transport and shared mobility services. 7. Promote and incentivize walking and cycling Create a culture of walking and cycling through communication campaigns, events, financial incentives, and workplace and school programmes.
Screenshot of Financial Times website saying: “Explainer. French court leaves Marine Le Pen's political career on the brink Far-right leader has limited legal options as ruling fires starting gun on race to succeed Emmanuel Macron”
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Photo showing the Health Equity North Academic Co-Directors: Professor David Taylor-Robinson, Professor Clare Bambra, Dr Luke Munford, and Professor Kate Pickett. However, Luke Munford's name has been placed under David Taylor-Robinson's photo, as well as under his own!
Screenshot of Richard Horton's Offline column in The Lancet 1 Feb 2025. Entitled 'Offline: The journey towards equality' it discusses the lessons of Thomas Piketty's 2024 book, 'Nature, Culture, and Inequality', which "provides at least a glimmer of hope in otherwise overwhelming times: our world is getting progressively more equal."
Screenshot of the ’controversies’ section of the Wikipedia page on James Lyons-Weiler. It includes the text “His Wordpress blog, Science, Public Health Policy and the Law claims to be a scientific journal, with an advisory board consisting of three other prominent anti-vaccine personalities.”
Screenshot of Financial Times story entitled “Ed Miliband says he will not resign over Heathrow’s third runway”
Back cover of the Eraserhead soundtrack LP featuring the text ‘in Heaven everything is fine’
Photo of an LP of the Eraserhead film soundtrack
Screenshot from job at web page saying: About the role As an experienced post-doctoral researcher, you will work in close collaboration with the Centre’s Director of Research and academic members to assist in developing and delivering our research strategy. This will include developing your own and the centre’s research profiles and enhancing international links through interdisciplinary research collaborations that focus on the Centre’s key thematic areas. You will be supported to advance your own work with the aim that you become a research leader in the field and help establish the centre as a leading player in public health research. You will play a key role in developing grant proposals for the Centre and supporting early career researchers, including line management responsibility for research associates and the potential for PhD supervision."
Screenshot of part of Getty Images instructions for the photo request, stating: - The images must depict the correct level of product consumption and healthy portion guidance. - Proper amount of the product to be visualised according to the correct serving for example, 17 smarties is the maximum. If showing in a cup, it is a maximum of 17 in a transparent cup. If sorting on table, can have a couple piles of product, but in total should be 17 and no more in view.
Screenshot of text from Getty Images website providing details of request for photos of children and parents eating Smarties
Screenshot of licensing terms for submitted photos from Getty Images website
Screenshot from Getty Images email calling for photos of 'Children And Parents Enjoying Recommended Portion Of Smarties'
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