Bristol Women’s Voice are holding a 2 hour ‘Talking About the Menopause’ event on Saturday 24th November 2-4 at the Unitarian Chapel BS2. Please come along and share your experiences…
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Making Health Bettter A wellbeing event for adults learning disabilities 8 November, 2018 To book a place contact Dominic on 01179 614372 or email dominic.box@thehiveavon.org.uk
Pleased to be able to highlight the important work Bristol’s WellAware service offers to local communities in last night’s debate on social care.
Bristol School Attendance Strategy: Launch of Online Consultation Bristol’s School Attendance Strategy Consultation is now available online. Improving school attendance and reducing persistent absenteeism is a priority for Bristol and…
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Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) CCG tender process. This is to provide notice of an event to launch the BNSSG IAPT service procurement on Wednesday 14th November in…
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Dawn til dusk celebrations mark World Mental Health Day At 6.15am on Wednesday 10 October in Clevedon, a crowd of around 50 swimmers gathered at the Marine Lake for a…
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There is a growing consensus that spending time in nature improves people’s health. More health professionals are prescribing time and activities in nature to improve health and wellbeing. These activities…
South Gloucestershire Council (SGC) is currently consulting on its budget, council tax levels for next year and its overall savings plan. The council asks council tax and business rate payers…
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Lots of news articles including: BDAA Nominated for National Award! “We are delighted to be one of three finalists for The Alzheimer’s Society: Dementia Friendly Community of Year – City…
Every year over 55,100 people in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer with alcohol causing 1 in 13 cases. Alcohol increases the level of oestrogen in the bloodstream and long-term exposure…