Leeds City Council have announced a new strategy to combat healthcare inequality across the city. Following data that showed 26% of Leeds’s population lived in… Read More »WATCH: Leeds Launches Fight Against Healthcare Inequality
By Ella Bicknell Thousands of women in the region are missing out on potentially life-saving cervical screening, statistics show. Data from the Department of Health… Read More »Yorkshire doctors urge women to not miss their smear tests
A community arts project celebrating the unsung heroes of everyday life in Leeds has entered its final week. After a successful nine months, The Tetley’s… Read More »Community arts exhibition celebrating Leeds’ “amazing” local heroes enters final week
An abandoned golf course in south Leeds is set to be transformed into a woodland as part of a project that will also help raise… Read More »Sponsor a tree and help save a life at The People’s Woodland in south Leeds
By Joe Greenough – We all know key workers risk their physical health every day in Covid-19 Britain, but the stress, fear and anxiety is… Read More »Covid and anxiety: Why our key workers deserve more respect
By Grace Pritchard “Graffiti is one of the few tools you have if you have almost nothing. It’s the voice of people who aren’t listened… Read More »Yorkshire’s answer to Banksy joins forces with Essex gallery owner for limited edition art project
By Jack Walker As the number of cases of Coronavirus continues to rise, questions have been raised about whether people should use anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen… Read More »Take paracetamol instead of ibuprofen for viral infections, study claims
By Richard Liddle Four of the five parliamentary candidates for Pudsey took questions from the public on Tuesday evening at Pudsey Parish Church. Jane Aitchison… Read More »Pudsey election candidates questioned on local and national issues at “respectful” Parish Church hustings
Embed from Getty Images By Charlotte Lascelles Autism – for some it’s an excuse by parents to pardon their children’s behaviour; for some it’s… Read More »The “A” word – have we really progressed since bedlam?
By Mellissa Dzinzi
FITNESS AND nutrition experts say education about exercise and diet are the key to combating the international obesity crisis.Read More »Exercise is key to tackling worldwide obesity crisis, say health experts