Sport in Mind launches 100k Your Way, kicking off on World Mental Health Day
Sport In Mind is encouraging participation in a drive to support children and young people experiencing mental health struggles.
Read moreDetailsSport In Mind is encouraging participation in a drive to support children and young people experiencing mental health struggles.
Read moreDetailsIn September,TVP is supporting the Herbert Protocol awareness campaign, urging families affected by dementia to record important information
Read moreDetailsResidents are being encouraged to take a potentially lifesaving step by getting their blood pressure checked during Know Your Numbers Week.
Read moreDetailsA daily vitamin supplement could be the key to reducing the symptoms of depression according to new research from the University of Reading
Read moreDetailsPregnant women and children across the South East are being encouraged to get their flu vaccine as the NHS begins its annual flu vaccination programme
Read moreDetailsThe redesigned gyms at South Reading and Meadway now feature new Technogym equipment including strength machines and plate-loaded kit
Read moreDetailsYoung people and students are now able to book their free first or second MenB vaccination through the expanded NHS service
Read moreDetailsWalkers encouraged to explore Lower Earley Green Corridor Trail
Read moreDetailsParkinson's UK Physical Activity Grant will support local activity groups supporting people with the condition
Read moreDetailsProtect eyes and switch off during this rare event
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