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The watch

We're launching The Watch: a newsletter for those operating in (and around) safety communications.

We will share fresh insight, relevant case studies and events of interest for those working across crime, roads, water safety, fire safety, transport and more.

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Don’t miss our next Bitesize event 'From nudging to boosting: how to build sustainable behaviour change'

📅 Date: Tuesday, 3rd March 2026
🕑 Time: 9:30 AM GMT
💻 Location: Teams (Virtual)

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#behaviourchange #boosting #nudging

The new #NationalCancerPlan is out and it’s great to see YouScreen highlighted.

We’re proud to have played a small part by working with DHSC, NHS England and the University of Aberdeen on research and comms shaping HPV self‑sampling in the UK.

More on it here: claremontcomms.com/work/departm...

The FIFA World Cup: Safety comms under pressure - Claremont Through no fault of my own, I have watched a lot of FIFA World Cup games in my time. It’s fairly unavoidable: a recent Ipsos survey found that almost three in five people in Great Britain plan to watc...

World Cup safety planning is heating up ⚽️

With late-night matches and heightened risk around travel, alcohol and public order, the pressure on safety comms is real and it’s coming fast.

If you’re starting to plan, here’s a useful guide: claremontcomms.com/2026/02/the-...

Evaluation isn’t a tick‑box exercise – it’s a decision‑making tool.

In our blog, we share honest, practical answers to the top 10 questions comms teams ask most.

Read it here: claremontcomms.com/2026/01/are-...

#Evaluation #BehaviourChange #Comms

Registration link: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/f58a7f...

Introducing Bitesize: Claremont’s new 30-min webinar series.

First session: 23 October, 9.30am - tackling behaviour change in scarcity.

In just 30 minutes, we’ll cover:
• Insights from behavioural research
• Learnings from Fair for You work
• Live Q&A + free report

Register now: link in thread!

If you couldn't make it, we'll be sharing a recording on our website after the event 📹

#PublicHealth #BehaviouralScience #Webinar #Citizenled #Codesign #Deliverative #Engagement

We're live at our latest webinar- Citizen-led commissioning: how can the public help ensure public health interventions work? 💡

Thank you to our exceptional speakers and panel, @Dr Paul Chadwick , @Sue Weaver, @Caroline Cook @Dr Tiago Moutela, and our chair @Ian Fannon

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🔗Register now:
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Share with your networks and do join us for this lunchtime session!

#CareMatters #FramingForChange #NarrativeStrategy #Childcare #SocialCare #StrategicComms #ClaremontUK #Webinar #PolicyInnovation

We’ll be joined with speakers from:
• Early Education and Childcare Coalition – Sarah Ronan
• Carers Trust – Rohati Chapman
• Social Care Future – Neil Crowther
• JRF – Abby Jitendra
• Elevate Great – Dr Sophie Flemig
• Claremont – Phillipa Williams
• Chaired by Georgie Howlett, Claremont

In September, we are bringing together leading thinkers to share their learnings and thoughts on what we can learn when we step outside our sectors and consider ‘care’ in the round.

🤝Creating a society that values care

Framing & narrative webinar | Tues. 23 Sept, 12:00–13:30 (Online)

Over the last few years, we have been working on a range of projects that are all, at their heart, focused on creating a society that really values care…

Big thanks to the brilliant team at Pancreatic Cancer UK for trusting us during such a milestone year. @pancreaticcanuk.bsky.social

A pivotal moment to raise awareness of one of our deadliest, hardest-to-detect cancers.
From strategy and audience insight to creative development, we helped shape comms with impact – including the memorable symptom prompt:

👉 Tint, Tums, Burps, Backs and Bums 👈

💜Proud to have supported Pancreatic Cancer UK on strategy, creative testing and symptoms awareness during their London Marathon 2025 year.

Read more here: claremontcomms.com/work/pancrea...

#PancreaticCancerUK #LondonMarathon2025 #CreativeForGood #PublicHealth #ClaremontUK

Flawed by Design: Is AI just as biased as we are? And is behavioural science doomed? - Claremont Flawed by Design: Is AI just as biased as we are? And is behavioural science doomed?

💡 Is AI just as biased as we are?

In our latest blog we explore:
- Why AI bias isn't just a tech glitch
- How lack of representation fuels the problem
- The role of behavioural science in building fairer AI

👉 Read the full blog here! claremontcomms.com/2025/06/flaw...

#BehaviouralScience #AI

Tori Olphine M.B.E - Director of Research and Data Science and fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, Paul Steinberg - Director of Comms at the Road Safety Trust, and our chair Tim Parry @tjparry.bsky.social - Director at Claremont. Fascinating discussion!

Our speakers include: Mikaela Green @mikaelagreen.bsky.social - Senior consultant at Claremont, Dr Simon Christmas @simonxmas.bsky.social - Independent social researcher and behaviour change consultant, Ben Caspersz - Founder of Claremont, Dr Jill Nash - Senior Academic at Bournemouth University,

We're live at our latest behaviour change briefing webinar: Safety: Is it a public health thing? 💡

Thank you to our exceptional speakers and panel.

We'll be sharing a recording on our website after the event 📹

#BehaviourChange #BehaviouralScience #Webinar #Safety #PublicHealth

🚨 Tomorrow! 🚨
Join us for our next (free) webinar event - exploring how we can apply a public health approach to #safety campaigning.
🔗 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a9c081...

We’re Hiring a Designer - Claremont Job description: Designer Contract type: Fixed term (9 months) – 3 days per week Reporting to: Director Location: Can be predominantly home or office based, but postholder is required to travel to Lon...

📣 We're #hiring! We’re looking for a talented #Designer to join our team.

🔗 Find out more and apply here: claremontcomms.com/2025/05/were...

🔊 New podcast episode!

@lrouse.bsky.social and Dami Adewale are joined by the Canal & River Trust's Claire Fauci and Emily Rayner @claremontcomms.bsky.social to learn how to co-design communications campaigns with target audiences

🎧 Listen here: bit.ly/4hYkmF1

We took our #BloodyAmazingKidneys campaign to Liverpool this week, where the initial results were presented as part of the Behavioural Science & Public Health Network conference.

More info on the campaign: kidneycareuk.org/news-from-ki...

#BSPHN2025 @claremontcomms.bsky.social @bsphn.bsky.social

Claremont Comms on LinkedIn: Behaviour Change Briefing Webinar: Recruiting to Medical Research… Yesterday we hosted our latest behaviour change briefing webinar: Recruiting to medical research programmes and trials – how can we be smarter and more…

Yesterday, we had our latest behaviour change briefing webinar: Recruiting to medical research programmes and trials – how can we be smarter and more equitable? 💡🔬

Thank you to our exceptional speakers and panel!

You can find the write-up and recording here > 🔗 claremontcomms.com/2025/02/beha...

Finally, the speakers are joined by Prof Frank Chinegwundoh MBE, a urologist, widely published researcher, lecturer, and professor, & Emma Lidington, a behavioural scientist at the Cancer Research UK Cancer Prevention Trials Unit, Queen Mary University of London, for a fascinating panel discussion!

Byron Tibbitts (Akrivia Health) and Tim Parry (Claremont) describe our work together to recruit a large cohort of people with a range of severe mental health conditions for the GlobalMinds study.

"When we remove practical barriers to participation, we enable people from younger, more economically deprived and ethnic minority backgrounds to join the programme."

Anika Ladva & Kirstin Purves explain the work being done by Our Future Health to achieve an ethnically and socially diverse cohort.

"People wanted to help the NHS to save lives."

Laura King and Ian Fannon share learnings from the NHS-Galleri trial, which successfully recruited over 140,000 participants from diverse backgrounds in just 10.5 months.