Additional awareness and interest in the study will be generated through locally organized events for Clinicians, GPs, nurses and other health care professionals. Further members of the research team will partake in other appropriate community events and meetings to publicise the study and distribute information. We will create a study website which will contain basic study information and a link to the most recent patient Information sheet, with a contact us button allowing patients to self-refer directly to the study team via email. We will also create a link to this study on the Leicestershire diabetes website that is designed and maintained by our group (http://www.leicestershirediabetes.org.uk), the NIHR Leicester Cardiovascular BRU and the NIHR Leicester-Loughborough Diet, Lifestyle and physical activity BRU. We will provide some background information about this area of research, what the study is about the inclusion criteria and contact details for further information. This will all be written in lay terminology as per usual for these websites. Previous studies conducted by our group have also had success by advertising the study on the UHL Trusts and the University of Leicester intra-net which we will also do for this study. This involves a small advertisement with the study logo, name very brief synopsis and contact details of the research team. Anyone interested can then request further information. They will be sent a postal invitation pack should they express interest and met the basic inclusion/exclusion criteria. We will recruit members of the public who self-refer and who meet the inclusion/exclusion criteria. We will put posters advertising the study in other community settings such as GP practices (who agree), diabetes clinics pharmacies, gyms and notices boards. We will also use digital and social media (such as facebook and twitter) to help promote the study, whilst interest and patient feedback regarding the study will be generated via other media outlets (e.g. press releases, radio) where possible.