Tag: Positive News

As the 2026 Winter Olympic Games kick off tonight, former Team GB snowboarder and TNT presenter Aimee Fuller shares insights into the experiences and values that have influenced her life beyond competitive snowboarding. Reflecting on her routines and mindset, Fuller reveals how movement and mindfulness shape her daily approach. “I love to move. It’s my… Continue reading Life lessons: former Olympian Aimee Fuller on what life so far has taught her

Here is a summary of the content you provided from the Positive News article sections: — **Green tech powers China’s economic boom** – Electric vehicles (EVs), solar power, and other green technologies significantly boosted China’s economic growth in 2025. – An analysis by Carbon Brief found clean energy sectors drove more than a third of… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

Tom Pattinson, editor of Positive News, recently met with Prime Minister Keir Starmer to explore the government’s new initiative, Pride in Place, which is aimed at revitalizing communities by investing in neighbourhood regeneration. Starmer highlighted the widespread challenges many towns face, such as shuttered shops and abandoned youth clubs, stressing the urgent need to empower… Continue reading Will Pride in Place put communities back in charge of regeneration?

The text you have shared discusses how communities across the UK are revitalizing urban spaces and public realms as public funding declines. Key points include: – Community spirit often goes unnoticed but is critical in shaping better urban environments. – Residents in south-east London transformed a neglected strip of land into the Crofton Park Railway… Continue reading How communities are stepping up to revive our tired towns and cities

It looks like you’ve shared an excerpt from an article or a webpage discussing sustainable spending habits, with particular focus on “Buy Nothing New Month” (BNNM) and personal experiences undertaking it. The content features voices like Gemma Crawley-Roberts from The Arc in Bedford, and also Positive News staffers Tom Pattinson and Angela Garwood sharing their… Continue reading We tried to buy nothing new all January. Here’s how we got on

The text you provided appears to be an excerpt from an article or essay reflecting on Danish culture, specifically emphasizing the importance of imaginative play and creative engagement for children and families. Here’s a summary and some key points from the content: — ### Summary: – **Play as Resilience and Imagination**: The piece highlights how… Continue reading How Denmark is inviting visitors to rediscover analogue play

Grace Olson, a therapist and author based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, has uncovered an unexpected means of promoting emotional healing through her flock of pet sheep. Initially trained in equine-assisted therapy—which involves engaging with horses through simple care activities to encourage confidence and emotional well-being—Olson found that her therapy work took an unusual turn thanks… Continue reading Shear comfort, the sheep helping people unload their worries

Spanish artist Almudena Romero is transforming a wheat field in France into a living photographic work of art. In collaboration with INRAE, the country’s national institute for agriculture, food, and environment, she has embarked on a year-long project called Farming Photographs. This creative endeavor involves dividing a two-hectare field into numerous sections, each planted with… Continue reading A field of wheat becomes the world’s largest living photograph

Here is a summary of the three positive environmental news stories from your text: 1. **EVs Overtook Petrol Cars in the EU** – For the first time, electric vehicles (battery-electric cars) outsold petrol cars in the European Union in December. – Battery-electric vehicles accounted for 22.6% of new car sales, petrol cars 22.5%, and hybrids… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

A groundbreaking gene therapy that transforms white blood cells into a powerful “living drug” has shown remarkable success in reversing certain blood cancers that were previously considered untreatable. This innovative treatment approach, backed by research funded by Blood Cancer UK, marks a significant milestone in cancer therapy. At Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and King’s… Continue reading Revolutionary therapy treats ‘untreatable’ blood cancer