Tag: Positive News

At just 27 years old, Jazz Turner from Seaford, East Sussex, has recently achieved a remarkable feat by sailing solo around the UK and Ireland. Despite facing a grim prognosis due to an incurable condition called Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, she has refused to let her health challenges deter her from pursuing her dreams. Diagnosed ten years… Continue reading Life after: a terminal diagnosis

It looks like you shared segments of HTML content with embedded articles about various topics, such as bison reintroduction in Spain, the world’s biggest polluters, and a UK social media ban consultation for kids under 16. The last segment cuts off mid-sentence. How can I assist you with this content? For example: – Do you… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

The text you shared features stories about people working in the offshore wind industry, highlighting their roles, experiences, and passion for their work. Here’s a summary of the two main profiles featured in your excerpt: — ### Grzegorz Kędzierski – Commissioning Engineer – Nicknamed “Greg,” he works at heights on offshore wind turbines, some reaching… Continue reading The energy inside: three people powering the green transition

Lyndsay Mitcheson, the founder of Neo Walk, a company specializing in walking sticks, is among a determined group of entrepreneurs, researchers, and advocates advancing the cause of female-led businesses in York and North Yorkshire. Their collective efforts are aimed at overcoming the significant hurdles women face when starting and growing businesses in the region. Entrepreneurship… Continue reading The researchers reshaping the future of women-led business in Yorkshire

Positive News has launched a new five-part podcast series titled *The Purpose Pioneers*, which highlights leaders who are driving meaningful change by prioritizing purpose over profit. The series delves into the real-life stories of individuals who are redefining success through their commitment to values and social impact, exploring what it means to translate ideals into… Continue reading Positive News launches new podcast about people turning ideals into action

A comprehensive study encompassing nearly 14 million children across England has brought to light that Covid-19 infection poses a significantly greater risk of heart-related complications than receiving the vaccine. This finding contrasts concerns often raised about vaccine safety and highlights the dangers associated with the virus itself. The persistence of misinformation about Covid-19 remains a… Continue reading Mass UK study debunks Covid vaccine myth

Over the past two decades, a pioneering rewilding effort in England has demonstrated the remarkable potential for nature to flourish when allowed to regenerate freely. The Knepp Estate in Sussex, once described as “depleted, polluted, dysfunctional” by Isabella Tree, one of the project’s key figures, has seen an extraordinary resurgence in wildlife. A recent twenty-year… Continue reading How a ‘dysfunctional’ English farm became a biodiversity hotspot

Here’s a summary of the positive news highlights from your provided text: 1. **US Murder Rate Falls Sharply in 2025** Preliminary data from the Real-Time Crime Index indicates that the US experienced its sharpest-ever decline in the murder rate in 2025. This continues a trend starting in 2023, with expectations that official FBI data will… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

Across the UK, a trio of innovative projects is transforming how deaf individuals engage with everyday activities, enhancing both accessibility and inclusivity. These initiatives range from unique social spaces to cutting-edge technology and architectural design, each one catering to the specific needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. One standout example is the Dialogue Express Cafe… Continue reading Three good things: UK projects to improve access for deaf people

Tom Pattinson, the editor, presents the latest edition of Positive News magazine, now available to readers. Cities linger in our memories for many reasons—the sparkling skyline glimpsed from a train window, the unique sounds and scents of an unfamiliar street at dusk, or the comforting stroll through a well-known neighborhood. Beyond their physical structures, cities… Continue reading Future urban living. What to expect in the new issue of Positive News magazine