Emma on the Daily Politics
By Emma.
After writing this post, I was invited to make a short film for the Daily Politics to discuss the Government’s Obesity “strategy”.
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About Emma
Emma Burnell is a socialist, feminist, environmentalist and proud long-standing Labour member.
Emma can occasionally be found relaxing over a glass or several of wine and singing songs of the old left. Emma is neither New nor Old Labour but a Heath-Robinson contraption of ideas from the best of both and all areas of the progressive movement.
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Saturday, October 29th 2011 at 09:59
Great! Will link.
Saturday, October 29th 2011 at 16:36
Emma
Really powerful having you speak about your personal journey and starting to articulate how we (public sector, media, society) should address obesity. But where does this go next? I have experience in my ward of some intitiatives, but they don’t seem to have traction. Ruth
Saturday, October 29th 2011 at 21:54
Glad you got the chance to air your views more widely. Good points very well made.