OHA Responds to the National Child Measurement Programme 2022-23

OHA Responds to the National Child Measurement Programme 2022-23

NHS Digital has presented findings from the Government’s National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) for England, 2022/23 school year.  It covers children in Reception (aged 4-5 years) and Year 6 (aged 10-11 years) in mainstream state-maintained schools in...
Voters Feel Let Down by Lack of Action on Childhood Obesity

Voters Feel Let Down by Lack of Action on Childhood Obesity

8 out of 10 UK adults support the Government banning advertising of unhealthy food on TV (79%) and online (81%) to kids 68% of UK adults would support an industry levy being extended beyond soft drinks if the money supported children’s food and health initiatives The...
OHA Launches its Manifesto for the Next General Election

OHA Launches its Manifesto for the Next General Election

The Obesity Health Alliance launches its Manifesto for the next General Election – highlighting the massive opportunity to protect child health.  The next government can deliver this by building on the successes of the Soft Drinks Industry Levy and empowering local...
Labour Party Make Bold Commitment to Improving Child Health

Labour Party Make Bold Commitment to Improving Child Health

The Labour Party have today announced that their third mission in government will be to: Build an NHS fit for the future: that is there when people need it; with fewer lives lost to the biggest killers; in a fairer Britain, where everyone lives well for longer. The...
OHA Publishes Health Inequalities Position Statement

OHA Publishes Health Inequalities Position Statement

The Obesity Health Alliance is proud to announce that today we are releasing our Health Inequalities Position Statement. This document outlines the key evidence on the relationship between excess weight and inequalities in health outcomes for a range of different...