TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 1/23 - Health on the high street

Health on the high street

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 2/23 - About the NHS Confederation

About the NHS Confederation

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 3/23 - Key points

Key points

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 4/23 - Background

Background

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 5/23 - Building health into the high street

Building health into the high street

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 6/23 - Recent analysis from the Local Data Comp…

Recent analysis from the Local Data Company and reported in the Financial Times found that local independent shops are less likely to have closed as a result of COVID-19 than larger chain stores, as they are more agile and have a better understanding of their communities.� Despite this, high streets face a bleak future. The British Independent Retailers Association reported in April 2020 that 20 per cent of retailers had not intended on reopening, even when lockdown restrictions were relaxed.4

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 7/23 - How the NHS could become directly involv…

How the NHS could become directly involved

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 8/23 - Potential health benefits from regenerat…

Potential health benefits from regenerated high streets

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 9/23 - Why local authorities should think about…

Why local authorities should think about the health impact of regeneration schemes

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 10/23 - increasing the footfall and diversity of…

increasing the footfall and diversity of those visiting high streets, less likelihood of those businesses abandoning an area if the current business model changes, and more resilient and vibrant high streets. Recent research for Power to Change estimates that there are at least 6,300 community owned buildings and green spaces, including many on the high street. Together, they contribute �220 million to UK GVA (gross value added), and 56p of every �1 they spend stays in the local economy.5

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 11/23 - What is needed to drive positive change

What is needed to drive positive change

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 12/23 - "Business improvement districts (BIDs) b…

"Business improvement districts (BIDs) bring together every business in each of their communities for their common benefit. They work with all the groups in their towns or cities to make their places the best they can be to work, live and do business. Health and healthy communities are a vital part of that ambition, and BIDs work with the NHS to make sure that happens."

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 13/23 - The Health Infrastructure Plan: This pro…

The Health Infrastructure Plan: This promises significant investment in projects over the next decade and beyond. Up to now, its projects have tended to be big hospital builds or redevelopments. However, this may not be aligned with the NHS Long Term Plan, which emphasises care outside hospitals. Over time, some of this funding may be available for more local projects.

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 14/23 - Case studies

Case studies

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 15/23 - Life rooms, Mersey Care NHS Foundation T…

Life rooms, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 16/23 - The One You shop, Ashford, Kent

The One You shop, Ashford, Kent

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 17/23 - Co-location of NHS MSK physiotherapy ser…

Co-location of NHS MSK physiotherapy services in local authority leisure centres � Cumbria

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 18/23 - Recommendations

Recommendations

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 19/23 - � Deliver on the government manifesto pr…

� Deliver on the government manifesto promise of a �150 million Community Ownership Fund to promote and support greater community ownership, including on high streets.

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 20/23 - For the NHS

For the NHS

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 21/23 - Conclusion

Conclusion

TPR-2020-12-Health on the high street.pdf - page 22/23 - References

References

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