Leading GP’s appointment with Sunderland’s new School of Medicine
The country’s top GP was in the region this week to visit to the University of Sunderland’s new School of…
Healthy Outlook For Family-Run Manufacturer As Operations Expand
A family-run business which manufactures health and wellbeing products at its headquarters in Pocklington, East Yorkshire, is eyeing growth with…
Understanding Home Birth: The Pros and Cons
Choosing where to deliver your baby may be a daunting task. You are bound to get conflicted and subjective responses…
Youth Group Teams Up With Boots Intu Eldon Square To Tackle Period Poverty In The North East
A SANITARY donation bin has been installed at Boots Sidgate, intu Eldon Square, to help the region’s period poverty crisis…
International Nurses Day marked at Teesside home
INTERNATIONAL nurses day was marked at a Teesside care home with an afternoon tea for staff. The event took place…
Roses and songs from primary pupils at care home
SCHOOL pupils have performed songs and handed out roses to Teesside care home residents. Children from St Bede’s Catholic Academy…
The rise of the junk food vegan
When people think about a vegan diet they often conjure up images of wholesome plant-based foods like fruit, vegetables, beans,…
Duo’s Dementia Hub performance a hit with residents
ELVIS Presley, Doris Day and ABBA were just some of the acts covered by a musical duo in a special…
Social group for the elderly aims to tackle isolation
TACKLING isolation is the aim of a new community group for older people living in Pelton and the surrounding area.…
May Day sees residents spring to their feet for a dance
DANCING care home residents celebrated traditional spring festival May Day with a pub party. Residents from Teesside’s Mandale House Care…
Digging deep to help Stanley tackle mental health and wellbeing
Stanley is set to blossom this summer with the help of a new community gardening project. Mental Health North East…
International Nurses Day: One for the boys
Traditional views of nursing as a career for women still prevail, according to a University of Sunderland lecturer. Glenn Batey,…
Toolkit a hit for former council plumber with dementia
A TOY toolkit has proved a success for a former South Tyneside Council plumber with advanced dementia.
WATER COMPANY MAKING DEMENTIA A PRIORITY
It is Dementia Action Week and a water company is encouraging their customers to sign up to Priority Services so…
Sharp,To The Point.
. Leading the way in cutting edge knife sharping everyone can be an expert with the AnySharp Pro – No…