Healthy Neighbourhood Environments (SHINE) HIT News
Stepping into Spring: Bristol Walk Fest and North Somerset Walk Fest
Bristol Walk Fest is an annual festival between 1 – 31 May showcasing the best…
New films share first-hand family experiences of living in unhealthy places
Four families explain the toll of living conditions on their physical and mental health…
Bristol’s Clean Air Zone is on the road to success, one year on
One year on from Bristol implementing the Clean Air Zone, the Joint Air Quality Unit…
New report finds lack of transport choices is leaving young people behind
A new groundbreaking study warns that young people cannot access work, education, and social opportunities, due…
Two new co-directors join Healthy and Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments (SHINE) HIT
The Healthy and Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments Health Integration Team (SHINE HIT) has welcomed…
Council celebrates award for walking app featuring green and tranquil walks
City Council, along with Go Jauntly and Tranquil City, has won the John Connell Local…
Finding common ground: Bristol Health Partners Conference 2023
More than 100 delegates joined us for our annual conference on 17 October 2023 which,…
City Know how: Walkabout with photography – improving migrant children’s opportunities
Neighbourhood walkabouts with photography can serve as an accessible platform for communication and advocacy.They…
New research highlights and addresses public health gaps in the ‘levelling up’ agenda
The UK government’s levelling up agenda is set to fail in its mission to address…
City know-how: Active Urbanism: Heart rate and oxygen consumption comparison when walking on imitation stepping stones versus a plain surface
City know-how This study measured the effectiveness of stepping stones as an element of…
City know-how: How is our wellbeing affected by the design of our homes: lived experiences during COVID-19
City know-how How has the pandemic changed how we use and perceive our home? …
