Writing

I’m Rich Bunn. Often using I use humour, realpolitik and satire, I write for a large variety of comedy and non-comedy publications, including the BBC’s topical show Breaking the News, The Fence’s London guide Capital Letter and my own podcast Unseen Parliament.

My non-fiction writing is focused on health and safety, risk, and how large organisations behave when the language of policy meets reality. My writing draws on first-hand experience; and I’m interested in the gap between what institutions claim about safety and what actually happens in practice.

An examination of risk factors for military personnel during deployment to climatic extremes.

Cover page of a report titled 'A Comparative Trial into the Use of Wearable Technology to Monitor Hand-Arm Vibration Exposure within Network Rail.' The page features images of workers welding and performing construction work on train tracks, along with wearable health monitoring devices, and the Network Rail logo.

An investigation into the multiple contracts for wearable technology in Network Rail including a review into their efficacy.

Cover page of a guide titled 'Guide to Health and Safety at Work for MPs, Peers and Members' Staff' with illustrations of an office desk, Parliament buildings, a shield emblem, Big Ben, and the UK Parliament logo. The background is dark blue with diagonal stripes.

Up-to-date health and safety guidance for those MP’s and their staff working in Westminster Palace and its Estate.