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Bridlington Beach
Posted inEast Yorkshire Featured Wellbeing

Care-experienced young people enjoy beach day out in Bridlington

East Riding of Yorkshire Council held a beach day for care leavers and children in care at Bridlington, part of a wider programme supporting young people towards independent living.
August 13, 2026Tags: Bridlington
Consultant Gynaecologist and menopause specialist, Miss Veena Kaul
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Wakefield menopause specialist shortlisted for national Clinical Leader of the Year award

Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust consultant gynaecologist Miss Veena Kaul has been shortlisted for Clinical Leader of the Year at the HSJ Awards 2026, for her work transforming menopause care in Wakefield.
August 12, 2026Tags: Wakefield
Pinderfields Hospital
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Award-winning designers announced for new Horatio’s Garden at Pinderfields Hospital

Landscape designer Joe Perkins and architect Clementine Blakemore have been announced as the team behind Horatio's Garden Yorkshire, a new therapeutic garden for patients at Pinderfields Hospital's spinal injuries centre.
August 12, 2026Tags: Wakefield
Motor Neuron Disease treatments
Posted inSouth Yorkshire Wellbeing

Sheffield-led trial platform could speed up hunt for Motor Neuron Disease treatments

A new 'pre-trial' platform developed with University of Sheffield researchers could sharply cut the time it takes to find effective drugs for the most common form of Motor Neuron Disease.
August 11, 2026Tags: Sheffield
ANYROCKS challenge
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Wellbeing

ANYROCKS fitness challenge returns to Ripon in October

ANYROCKS, Active North Yorkshire's fun and inclusive fitness event, returns on Saturday 10 October, with test runs open to the public next month. The event is designed to challenge, motivate and…
August 4, 2026Tags: York
Turned 40? Your GP has been trying to reach you
Posted inWellbeing West Yorkshire

Turned 40? Your GP has been trying to reach you

Nearly 20,000 people across Leeds had a free NHS Health Check last year, and the results were worth having: 572 people flagged as at high risk of cardiovascular disease, 901 diagnosed…
July 28, 2026Tags: Leeds
York’s Acomb Garth wellbeing hub is open longer, and brought some new company with it
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Wellbeing

York’s Acomb Garth wellbeing hub is open longer, and brought some new company with it

Yor Community Wellbeing Hub has extended its opening hours and widened its range of drop-in support and activities, with its hub at Acomb Garth now open 8am to 8pm, Monday to…
July 19, 2026Tags: York

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    Strictly’s live tour waltzes into Leeds in FebruarySeptember 24, 2026
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