Oli Hutt

He/him. My life mostly revolves around tea, cake, and board games. mostly moved to

[Gavin Hales @gmhales]

The central point here that lived experience isn't a qualification for designing policy applies much more widely than DEI. For example, there's a lot of this in the youth violence/knife crime policy area.

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

It's now been a decade (😱) since I first listened to Noémie explain her IVEE (Individual Vulnerability, Exposure, Emergence) model in a lecture for my masters degree and it's stuck with me as one of the most thought-provoking and frankly clever things I've ever been taught.

[Marc Owen Jones @marcowenjones]

1/ 🧵Just did a network analysis of the "far right thugs unite" hashtag. It largely seems to be a simulated scandal/outrage to promote the Reform Party and Nigel Farage and - while also being an attack on Keir Starmer.

[Crest Advisory @CrestAdvisory]

We are pleased to have contributed to this important report.

Crest was commissioned by @HMICFRS to carry out research focusing on the experiences of both current and former staff of all 44 fire and rescue services in England who have experienced misconduct while in service.

[Walter Hickey @WaltHickey]

the twist in this is great https://t.co/pVVSWqQ8b8

[Matt Ashby @LessCrime]

Yesterday the government announced the biggest real-terms increase in police-officer pay for 20 years. But that doesn’t fully undo cuts since 2010 of 21% for new officers and 9% for experienced officers, so officers are still thousands worse off.

Details: https://t.co/jdYpGjeuZs

[Marc Owen Jones @marcowenjones]

🧵1/ Thread on the #Southport anti-migrant and anti-Muslim disinformation and propaganda. In this thread I highlight key spreaders of disinformation, the chronology, and some points about some of the inauthentic activity evident. I will focus on X.

[Dr Ellie Murray, ScD @EpiEllie]

Quantiative twitter is fighting about confidence intervals again, so here’s a reminder: confidence intervals are like ring toss.

[Jenna Carr @JennaLCarr_]

I’m looking for #multiagency staff who work with victims of County Lines exploitation to participate in a project on the opportunities and challenges of multiagency working.

Please get in touch with [email protected] for more info, or scan QR code below!

[Crest Advisory @CrestAdvisory]

Our latest blog, written by our Head of Analytics @olihutt, breaks down how we carried out our analysis of hotspots of unsolved neighbourhood crime, which was used as the foundation for Channel 4’s Dispatches new episode, 'Britain's Unsolved Crimewave'.
https://t.co/sK2alIaeC1

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

We're looking for even more collaborative, courageous, and all-round wonderful people to join our team.

[Crest Advisory @CrestAdvisory]

The Head of Strategy and Policy sits in our consultancy practice and plays a key role in the leadership and delivery of complex projects.

Learn more about the role and apply below:
https://t.co/kdAnMjfta6

[Brendan O'Sullivan 🇮🇪🇪🇺 @ImtaBrendan]

Researchers at MIT have questioned whether SMART goals (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-bound) actually work. They suggest we might get better outcomes if we make our goals FAST (frequently discussed, ambitious, specific and transparent) not SMART.

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

I think the @C4Dispatches team did a great job of highlighting that 'volume' crimes can also be 'high harm' crimes. The impact of some of these crimes on victims is substantial and it was interesting to see from actual offenders that policing is not a deterrent for them.

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

This was a really interesting piece of work to see which neighbourhoods had the lowest detection rates in each police force. We often focus only on where crime happens, not what the outcome is, but this is getting more and more scrutiny.

[Crest Advisory @CrestAdvisory]

Our latest blog, written by our Head of Analytics @olihutt, breaks down how we carried out our analysis of hotspots of unsolved neighbourhood crime, which was used as the foundation for Channel 4’s Dispatches new episode, 'Britain's Unsolved Crimewave'.
https://t.co/sK2alIaeC1

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

There's so much more that could be looked at, and we barely had time to scratch the surface. I don't envy police forces, all of which have to balance an impossible set of demands.

[HMICFRS @HMICFRS]

Today, State of Policing, the annual assessment of policing in England and Wales by @AndyCookeHMCI was published.

He explains the key findings and recommendations, including that despite efforts to rebuild public trust, the police are still struggling to get the basics right.

[Oli Hutt @olihutt]

@gmhales @cassia_rowland @CrestAdvisory I think that's all fair and almost certainly the right decision to have made given the decreasing resources and increasing demand, but that's not much comfort to the people experiencing the high volume crimes. It's just an impossible square to circle.

[Crest Advisory @CrestAdvisory]

Thank you to @C4Dispatches for working with us to better understand whether there are UK neighbourhoods that feel forgotten by the police due to a lack of resources.

We're pleased to see our analysis, led by our Head of Analytics @olihutt, presented in yesterday's programme.

[Channel 4 Dispatches @C4Dispatches]

England and Wales is facing an unsolved crime wave.

Using exclusive analysis of police data by @CrestAdvisory, @C4Dispatches found since 2021 there have been more than 10,000 cases of theft around London’s Oxford Circus.

Nearly 100% of those were unsolved by the Met Police.