Thousands of primary school children across Brighton & Hove will take part in "Walk to School Week" this week, as part of Brighton Council's campaign to reduce air pollution in the city.
Some nurseries, pre-schools, nursery classes and childminders will also be walking and wheeling for clean air.
The campaign encourages...
Our modern lifestyles mean that wellbeing, both physical and mental, often takes a back seat. Trying to fit in time for yourself whilst juggling a busy work schedule with family life and socializing, not to mention the constant distraction of social media, is incredibly difficult.
How often have you...
Often when amateur players talk about getting better at golf, their minds race to the big stuff such as working with a pro, joining a golf club, and changing their woods and irons to clubs that meet their specs. While all of these things can help you to improve...
It’s often said we feel a connection to those we are on the same path as or in sync with. On the other hand we may drift apart from someone or go round in circles, getting nowhere or seem to be on a different path. It’s possible though to...
We’re all familiar with the term “fake news” and have probably witnessed the speed at which these stories can circulate on social media. Fake news stories can be about almost any topic, but increasingly misinformation about illicit drugs is becoming common. But the consequences of such false information can...
StartUp Disruptors are both an online and offline start-up business
support community that delivers service like no other. A community that bases itself on an established family mentality,StartUp Disruptors views the world of business support differently.
They specialise in providing services to marginalised communities to succeed – such as people with...
Fast food, alcohol and fizzy drinks; it’s fair to say our modern day diets are not always conducive to healthy teeth. In fact, tooth decay is the most common health condition in the world today, affecting an estimated 3.5 billion people.
But what if we told you there was a...
British rivers are under attack. In fact, they have been under attack for a number of years, and from multiple directions. As a result, all English rivers failed to meet quality tests for pollution under the EU’s water framework directive in results published this month. Entire ecosystems are disappearing,...
The significant rise in people working from home has led to many experiencing isolation and depression, leading to days where little nothing gets done.
Here, Amanda Knox from Keep Fit Eat Fit explains how employers need to change their attitudes and practices:
"Employers really need to understand and get to grips...
Here's an uplifting news story for the end of the week: an African giant pouched rat called Magawa has been awarded a prestigious gold medal for his work detecting land mines in Cambodia.
Magawa has sniffed out 39 landmines and 28 unexploded munitions during his career in the southeast Asian...
