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The Autumn Budget is an opportunity for the Government to show that it truly understands the link between health and growth. The Chancellor has said she wants to “get Britain working.” But the truth is, the UK can’t grow its economy unless it keeps its people healthy enough to work. We talk a lot about […]
The global health crisis has started a conversation that’s been well overdue – it’s time to start seeing wellbeing as a critical investment, not an expense.
Businesses need to be able to think creatively and strategically in order to create a new way of working that can flex with the times.
Leading a 100-year-old business comes with responsibility. Find out what I’ve learned as a business leader to create conditions for success.
Our CEO, Dave Capper, talks about the pandemic panic surrounding the current coronavirus outbreak.
Our CEO Dave Capper explains the link between active employees and the bottom line and why businesses can’t afford to ignore physical wellbeing
What should UK businesses take from this week’s announcement from the Business Roundtable that the shareholder is no longer king? Dave Capper reflects on the importance of keeping employees top of mind.
“The decade of proactive, predictive, and personalised prevention” – the headline of a government consultation vision for preventative health.
Earlier this week, the team at Westfield Health were proud to welcome Sir Malcolm Grant, chair of NHS England, to mark the start of construction work on the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC).
It’s been really great to see health and wellbeing being celebrated across Great Britain this week, with millions of employees taking part in activities to enhance people’s understanding of health and wellbeing at home, work and in everyday life.
To mark Time to Talk Day, our CEO, Dave Capper, shares a personal story of how he was having a difficult time in his life.
Following the announcement that we are partnering with the new Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre in Sheffield, our Executive Director Dave Capper talks about what this means for the health and wellbeing of the local community, and the wider population.