Our proposal for a scoping study to explore the role and remit of The First Third - a new think tank by, and for, the people growing up now.

Our submission on the importance of considering the Addiction Economy in relation to the young people not in education, training or employment.

Here is our Draft Manifesto for Consultation - do contact us if you would like to discuss it in person

Joe and our work mentioned again on Rest is Politics re #addictionawarenessweek and the campaign '#letstalkaddiction

Our article was the front cover and lead article in the political paper The New World (formerly The New European)! Followed up by Joe’s appearance on the podcast of the two editors ‘The Two Matts’

This was the start of a conversation by email with Alastair Campbell himself and an opportunity for a TRIP programme commenting our work!

Does the school wellbeing curriculum help equip young people to navigate the addictive environment? No. A new approach is needed.

Our new paper on the Addiction Economy and hospitals

Delighted to get this in the Financial Times today

We think ‘inoculation’ may be a valuable strategy for public health and would like to try….see our proposal here

Our White Paper on The Addiction Economy and new graphic on the Drivers of the Addiction Economy and the Enablers which allow it to happen.

Consultation draft of article showing that the Gin Craze of the 17th Century was the first Addiction Economy and not the Cigarettes of the 20th Century

Our recommendations to Government ahead of the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes bill on 26th Nov. Re-attach vaping to smoking for a nicotine-free future.

Our conversations with hospitals, GPs, schools, local authorities and parents have led to these 5 recommendations to 're-attach' vaping to smoking and help young people quit

Our innovative approach for a pupil-led approach to vaping discussions in schools - please let us know what you think.

The ways that social media companies try, and succeed, in addicting us and how regulators should respond.

Response to Martin Wolf letter suggesting to help the NHS Labour should regulate the harmful industries causing the problems which overwhelm it

5 essential actions a Labour Government must take to help build a healthier Britain

Groundbreaking research into the causes of addiction and fundamental role of 5 key Economic Drivers.

Recommnndations from our research to support political responses to the harms caused by Ultra-Processed Foods.