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Tips for the perfect work life balance
|Health & Wellbeing

Tips for the perfect work life balance

Leading homebuilders are stressing the importance of making sure work and home life are kept separate. This year’s theme is “Movement: Moving more for our mental health”, which encourages people to find moments for movement in their daily routines. Examples include going for a walk in the neighbourhood, putting on your favourite music and dancing around the living room, or chair exercises when watching television. With a recent YouGov survey revealing 43% of people would like to work from ho

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Multi-award-winning Yorkshire Business Woman set to launch second business
|Health & Wellbeing

Multi-award-winning Yorkshire Business Woman set to launch second business

The founder of successful nine-year-old PR agency, MacComms has announced details of the upcoming launch of her second business, HelloHope. Ellie MacDonald from Leeds has spent the previous year retraining as a mental health and suicide prevention trainer and is launching her Community Interest Company, HelloHope at a special event on 23rd May. Having battled mental health issues and experienced the loss of her dad to suicide when she was just four years old, Ellie is channelling her pain in

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Leeds-based ‘White Rose Ball’ set to raise funds for MY Breast Cancer support group
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Leeds-based ‘White Rose Ball’ set to raise funds for MY Breast Cancer support group

Cancer support group Founder, Sara Williamson, 54, from Horbury, who was told she had a 40% chance of survival - with medical professionals stressing at the time that she would likely die of cancer or heart failure due to treatment within five years, is choosing to ‘celebrate life’, as almost a decade on from her diagnosis and receiving this initial news, she is set to host the White Rose Ball in Leeds as part of her 55th birthday milestone celebrations, in order to raise vital funds for “MY Bre

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Bluewater issues Earth Day warning on plastic bottle tsunami
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Bluewater issues Earth Day warning on plastic bottle tsunami

Water purification and beverage innovator Bluewater marked Earth Day 2024 sending out a message and a warning that planetary health and the wellbeing of every child, woman, and man faces an existential threat from the plastic tsunami now sweeping across oceans, rivers, lakes, forests, fields, and mountains. “According to the United Nations, no space or living creature anywhere on Planet Earth is spared from the micro- and nano-plastic particles following in the trail of the 600 billion plastic

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Law firm launches menopause mentors to support businesses
|Health & Wellbeing

Law firm launches menopause mentors to support businesses

Despite being the fastest growing demographic in the workplace, menopausal women have become the forgotten workforce, with three-quarters (75%) facing daily challenges due to a lack of support from managers missing the vital signs, mistaking symptoms, and not providing flexibility according to a recent survey by employment law specialists Han Law. The new study which spoke to over 3,000 women aged between 40 and 59, to understand menopause in the workplace, found that less than a quarter of re

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Yorkshire Business announced as finalist for Small Business Award
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Yorkshire Business announced as finalist for Small Business Award

Cool Crutches & Walking Sticks based in Harrogate, Yorkshire has been chosen as a finalist for the Digital Star Award at this year’s Small Awards. Now in its eighth year, The Small Awards is a nationwide search for the smallest and greatest firms in the UK, across all sectors. It is organised annually by Small Business Britain, which champions, inspires and accelerates the nation’s 5.5 million small firms. Founded in 2006, Cool Crutches & Walking Sticks aims to empower those who need support

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Yorkshire care staff get 8% pay rise
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Yorkshire care staff get 8% pay rise

Yorkshire social care employees are being given an 8% pay rise taking their pay to 14% above the living wage. Staff at West Park Care are on permanent salaried employment, not - as is often the case - on zero-hours contracts, so the carers are being given the pay rise in line with the UK government increase in the living wage on 1 April. Providing home-based care for both the elderly and less able, Managing Director Tom Page started the company having seen the poor standard of care his own g

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Young Yorkshire athlete takes on world record attempt
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Young Yorkshire athlete takes on world record attempt

Ellie Horrocks, a determined 19-year-old competitive athlete from Brighouse, is gearing up for a monumental challenge on World Health Day next month. Ellie, who is well-known known for her remarkable athletic achievements, is attempting to break the world record for the most chest-to-floor burpees in 24 hours, all in support of Blood Cancer UK. She will be tackling this testing task at the 606 Strength & Conditioning Gym in Wharfedale Road in Bradford on April 6 and 7. The inspiration behi

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Leeds’ Evolve Medical returns smiles to breast cancer survivors’ faces
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Leeds’ Evolve Medical returns smiles to breast cancer survivors’ faces

A Leeds-based aesthetics clinic has helped to put smiles back on the faces of two breast cancer survivors by offering free medical tattooing to give them natural looking pigmentation following reconstruction. Evolve Medical, in Pudsey has a team made up of qualified consultants, GPs, nurses and beauty therapists, headed up by registered nurse Rachel Green who has over 20 years’ experience, and dedicated semi-permanent makeup artist, Emma Bartlam leads the way with this tattooing service. Emm

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Huddersfield woman’s determination to empower women in menopause
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Huddersfield woman’s determination to empower women in menopause

A woman from Huddersfield has used her personal journey of menopause to help empower and support other women. Julia Lee, a former rugby league referee, began to see changes in her body both mentally and physically in her mid-40s. Initially, the hot flashes, anxiety, and panic attacks were minimised. The real problems began to unfold in her early 50s when she was also diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. “I thought I was breezing through menopause, that was until I was talking to a physio f

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Lunch and Learn
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Lunch and Learn

How to make healthy food taste great is the key ingredient of intimate lunches being hosted by two North Yorkshire women in 2024. But that’s not all the diners will experience. The titles of each event – Eating for Metabolic Health, your Gut, the Brain, and to support Your Immune System – give you a flavour of the fact that there is more to the occasion than a mouth-watering meal! For starters, registered nutritionist Georgina Hickman will speak about the benefits of different foods for the

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Why a lack of vegan labelling laws is a recipe for disaster
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Why a lack of vegan labelling laws is a recipe for disaster

The majority of people in the UK have an inaccurate idea of what vegan food can or cannot contain, which puts those with food allergies at risk, a survey by leading allergen awareness training provider High Speed Training reveals. The survey, which sampled 2,187 UK participants, aimed to reveal common perceptions and misconceptions regarding vegan food and its relation to food allergies. Based on the results, 72% of respondents, and 75% of those with a food allergy, believe that vegan food doe

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