Jamie Driscoll

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Driscoll, Jamie; Broadbent, Rachel (16 August 2017). The Way of the Activist. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN   9781974094929. OCLC   1313868367.

Notes

  1. The other contributors included geographer Danny Dorling, Compass chair Neal Lawson, Compassion in Politics co-director Jennifer Nadel, behavioural scientist Daniel Nettle, epidemiologist Kate Pickett, Green Party's deputy leader Zack Polanski, public health consultant Allyson Pollock, sociologist Diane Reay and social epidemiologist Richard G. Wilkinson.

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Jamie Driscoll
Jamie Driscoll, North of Tyne mayor.jpg
Driscoll in 2021
Mayor of the North of Tyne
In office
6 May 2019 6 May 2024