Dr Courtney Scott, FFCC, Public reject “nanny state” excuses

The Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has unveiled research, which shows that the British public reject “nanny state” excuses and instead overwhelmingly back state intervention to tackle our health, climate and nature crises.

Dr Courtney Scott is the Director of Policy and Research at the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission – ffinlo Costain asked her whether politicians are more interested in the so-called “nanny state” than citizens?

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