Try out a new healthy activity for FREE during Healthy City Week
Ever fancied trying out yoga or a fitness class – for free? Now’s your chance…
Health professionals sought for study by world’s largest cleft research programme
Health professionals with experience of working with families affected by cleft lip and palate are…
Working Together: a toolkit for health professionals on how to involve the public
The West of England Academic Health Science Network (AHSN), with People in Health West of…
Join Mayor Marvin Rees in the big debate on local health and wellbeing
Join Mayor Marvin Rees on Saturday 15 October to celebrate health and wellbeing in our…
Mayor supports build-in health or build more hospitals event
Healthy neighbourhoods are the bedrock of a healthy city. But can the market deliver the…
Make friends with the 100 trillion organisms that call our bodies home with ‘Bristol Loves Bugs’
Our bodies contain 100 trillion organisms that are essential to our health and life. So…
Bristol Public Health backs Healthy City Week
Bristol City Council’s public health team is encouraging residents to get involved with the wide…
Discussing autism in the Somali community in Bristol
There is no word for ‘autism’ in the Somali language, but research suggests that children…
How can Bristol tackle health and sustainability in the real world?
As world leaders grapple with the realities of implementing the historic Paris climate change deal,…
New guidance improves support for parents with learning disabilities
Updated advice on how to work with parents who have learning difficulties has been issued…
‘Heart Starters’ campaign trains next generation of lifesavers
A campaign to train the next generation of potential lifesavers across the West called ‘Great…
Animations help students with emotional resilience
Wellbeing practitioners at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) have created a…
