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hel Denis-Ryan, NHS England’s national advisor on equalities and health inequalities, and will be supported by an expert panel to help fill the gaps in research and understanding. Denis-Ryan said: “By better understanding the health needs and experiences of LGBTQ+ people we will be in a stronger position to help them get the care and… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

Exercise is often touted as a method to combat aging-related health issues. Adding a scenic backdrop to your workout can enhance the experience even further. As I relaxed after a game of cricket, Ralph made a remark that stuck with me. He mentioned that between the ages of 50 and 60, individuals begin to notice… Continue reading Health and happiness: why walking holidays combine the best of both worlds for older people

A Glasgow-based startup is revolutionizing the use of discarded fishing gear by repurposing them into stylish, origami-inspired planters. Known as POTR, the company aims to tackle ghost gear by creating geometric plant pots from plastic obtained from abandoned fishing nets. These ‘ocean pots’ are said to be the first of their kind, with each featuring… Continue reading Plastic with a past: traceable pots made from reclaimed fishing nets


The Fairphone 6 introduces a new mindful mode that allows users to escape the constant notifications and find a better balance in the digital world. Gone are the days of button-heavy mobile phones from the mid-1990s, as touchscreens took over the market. However, the Fairphone company is bringing back buttons with a purpose, aiming to… Continue reading Push to unplug: the smartphone that helps people avoid digital overload

UK government pledges to upgrade all homes by 2050 The UK government has pledged to upgrade every home in the country to meet modern energy efficiency standards by 2050. The plan was announced by housing secretary Michael Gove, who said that the initiative would help to tackle fuel poverty and reduce carbon emissions. It is… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

A stunning display of art adorned the sandy shores of Cornwall this week, as a colossal 100-meter long octopus emerged from the grains. The spectacle captivated beachgoers at Watergate Bay before being washed away by the incoming tide, leaving only memories of its intricate design. Crafted by the talented artists at Sand In Your Eye,… Continue reading Giant sand octopus makes a splash on English beach

Renowned comedian, who is now 44 years old, shares insights on his journey through heart failure, strokes, leadership, and the importance of tolerance. His routine includes a rigorous 90-minute workout at the gym each morning, skipping breakfast and caffeine until later in the day. Reflecting on a harrowing experience in 2019 in Dubai, where he… Continue reading Life Lessons: Emmanuel Sonubi on what life so far has taught him

Engineer Matt Andrews describes his experience installing solar panels on the Sea Life Scarborough building as “like kitesurfing on a roof.” The unique pyramid-shaped aquarium presented an engineering challenge due to its shape and significance to the local community. Andrews and his team faced public scrutiny and pressure to ensure a perfect installation on such… Continue reading Shining examples: the renewable engineering marvels reshaping skylines

e the 205th anniversary of the book’s publication. There’s also a whole range of children’s events connected to creativity, including how to repair toys and write a story. Read the full article on Positive News here: Read More

dented richness and detail of UK Biobank’s imaging data provides a unique opportunity to understand the causes of diseases and to identify new and better ways to prevent and treat them,” said UK Biobank’s principal imaging scientist, Jim Ffytche.. Image: iStock Read the full article on Positive News here: Read More