The following article has been written by GP Nick Tupper
As a doctor working at a large inner town GP practice in one of the country’s poorest areas, I have to try and manage the medical problems caused by inactivity on a daily basis.
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High-profile sporting organisations in the county have pledged their support to the Essex Faith Covenant, to use participation in sport as a way of bringing people of all faiths together.
80 senior CSP staff, Board members and partners recently attended an action learning themed event to discuss placed-based challenges and opportunities, and how through developing collaborative leadership approaches and by thinking like a system we can seek to make sport and physical activity everyone’s business.
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