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As part of its ambition to make healthy and sustainable diets easy for everyone, the Health from IGD team has joined forces with leading retailers and manufacturers, and researchers at the University of Leeds, to trial a series of interventions to see what drives long-term behavioural change.
Last summer, IGD convened a healthy and sustainable diets project group to collaboratively identify and test strategies that could encourage people to make healthier, more sustainable food and drink choices. Members of the project group have already begun to trial some of those strategies in real-life settings, in a set of research interventions being rigorously designed and implemented by IGD’s chosen research partner, the University of Leeds, through its Leeds Institute for Data Analytics (LIDA) and Consumer Data Research Centre.
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Commission publishes vision for Liverpool City Region’s Towns
An independent Commission which involves the University of Liverpool’s Professor Alex Singleton has published its vision for prosperous, futureproof local town centres which will help drive the city region’s post-Covid recovery.
The independent Commission, the first of its kind in the country, was established by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority in January 2020, prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, to set out a vision for prosperous town centres in the Liverpool City Region.
Together with IPPR North, they undertook research which focused on town centres in Widnes, Runcorn, Halton Lea, Huyton, Kirkby, Prescot, Southport, Bootle, St Helens, Earlstown, Birkenhead, Liscard (Wallasey), Heswall, Moreton, New Brighton and West Kirby, as well as Liverpool city centre.