A new survey reveals 82% of parents want their family to be more active together, but 6 in 10 (61%) don't think they're ‘good enough’ at sport EastEnders actress…
Khanyie SowerbyOctober 8, 2026
Active travel is when we walk, cycle or scoot our everyday journeys rather than drive. It is one of the foundations of a healthy society and makes us healthier and happier, our roads less congested…
Jack GriffithsJune 29, 2026
“Neighbourhood Health has a very simple purpose, to enable people to live gloriously ordinary lives, to support them to flourish, to contribute, and live the lives that they want to…
Jack GriffithsJanuary 28, 2026
Dr Helen Kingston is a GP at Frome Medical Practice, Somerset. For 15 years, Helen and her team have been working hard to improve community health and wellbeing. Today, she…
Jack GriffithsDecember 1, 2025
Charlotte Osborne Ford, the Chief Executive for the National Academy for Social Prescribing, explains how social prescribing is helping reduce GP appointments and boosting patient satisfaction, while supporting health creation…
Jack GriffithsNovember 11, 2025
Donna Rowe, Integrated Care Development Manager, NHS Cornwall and Isle of Scilly, and Julie Pollard, Cornwall Operations Manager for Community Health and Wellbeing Workers, Volunteer Cornwall, spoke to us about…
Jack GriffithsOctober 28, 2025
From the very start of my career as a doctor, I’ve been passionate about the connection between nature and health. That’s why I set up Green Gym and Health Walks…
Khanyie SowerbyMarch 19, 2025
Today, Activity Alliance, releases new research revealing the social value in disabled people being active and the societal cost of inequality. On International Day of Disabled People (3 December), the…
Khanyie SowerbyDecember 3, 2024
As companies start asking people to return to the office (RTO)(1), many employees are feeling stressed. Since COVID-19, the way we work has changed a lot, and now businesses and…
Jane MaddenOctober 31, 2024
