2024, issue 28

A new government, but familiar challenges

Thomas Reynolds
ByThomas Reynolds
Published21 August 2024
What conversations should the new government have at the forefront of its mind when considering the needs of dental professionals?

Given the problems we all know exist in NHS dentistry, we can expect the new government to be eager to make policy interventions - and so they should. But they must be the right ones.

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Thomas Reynolds
Head of government & external relations

Thomas (Tom) has worked in the medico-legal sector since 2014, prior to which he was employed in the House of Commons as a parliamentary researcher and adviser to a number of MPs. He is a graduate of the University of Exeter, where he studied Politics, Law and International Relations. Tom has a long academic interest in medical ethics, beginning with his undergraduate dissertation which examined the law on abortion in England and Wales. In addition to his role at the MDU, he is also a magistrate for the Central London district.

A new government, but familiar challenges