Sentences with phrase «mental health campaigners»

Poundland has been criticised by mental health campaigners for selling sweets called Nutters which feature cross-eyed faces on the bags.

Local mental health campaigners frequently seek our help to create improved systems of support and recovery.

David Cameron has been criticised by mental health campaigners after he branded Ed Miliband «nuts» for wanting to cancel a drop in corporation tax.

A Christian mental health campaigner has highlighted the hope the Church can bring when dealing with suicide.

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Among the women who won seats was Naz Shah, a mental health campaigner who took Bradford West for Labour from Respect's George Galloway after a bitter campaign battle, which included claims and counter-claims about her teenage marriage in Pakistan.

Sir Anthony Seldon, a university head, former head teacher and mental health campaigner, says school league tables should include measures of well - being.

Not exact matches

While he praised the work of campaigners like Norman Lamb MP on mental health in the UK, he said the scale of the global challenge is huge.

Chris Key is an active member of the Liberal Democrats, and campaigner on issues related to mental health.

Campaigners remain impatient, however, as research shows extending mental health treatments to all those with depression could give the economy a # 1 billion boost.

Lamb was Farron's rival for the leadership in 2015 and has been a key campaigner on mental health and the NHS over the past two years in parliament, which has won him much acclaim from MPs across the house.

Shadow mental health minister Luciana Berger added he was «one of Labour's best campaigners who's worked hard to widen access to the arts and sport.»

various mental health and children campaigners, including Stephen Fry; Norman Lamb MP; Sir Ken Robinson; Alistair Campbell; HealthUnlocked; Kidscape; Hope Virgo; Barnardo's; Kerry Katona;

Born in Somerset of a large Welsh family, Anna Vaught is, on one hand, a novelist, editor, poet, flash fiction writer, reviewer; on the other, a secondary English teacher, one to one tutor and mentor, mental health advocate and campaigner and mum to a large brood.