On The Abundance Agenda this week:
Martin digs into the Ten Year Plan for the NHS (which is more important than whether Rachel Reeves was smiling) – and we get mad at the stupid moralising about the use of weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic.
James explains why the innocuous new GOV.UK app is actually a major step towards the total transformation of the British state.
And we speak to Ant Breach from the Centre for Cities about his recent report on housing supply bottlenecks – and how to fix them.
James’s exhaustive piece digging into the digital government blueprint is here.
Richard Pope’s Platformland is here.
The New Statesman abundance piece that is… a bit frustrating… is here.
Martin’s latest on the unfixable road with no owner is here.
James’s latest, on how Universal Credit went from being a disaster to a wild success is here.
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