Sheffield set to Move More this June
Fri 29th May 2020
The fifth annual Move More Month kicks off next week with the aim of getting thousands of people across Sheffield to be more physically active throughout June.
Returning to Work Safely with Specialised Movers
Thu 28th May 2020
Specialised Movers have launched a new service fight Covid-19 and help businesses return to work safely.
BCC responds to the launch of the government’s Test and Trace programme
Thu 28th May 2020
Commenting on the announcement of the government’s Test and Trace Coronavirus programme, BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall said:
Move More Month is back in June 2020
Tue 26th May 2020
June 2020 is Move More Month in Sheffield and this year, there is a difference!
Think Me: focus on mental and physical health
Tue 26th May 2020
We live in a noisy world and it’s incredibly important to filter that out to listen to and understand ourselves; what we think, how we feel, what makes us happy, what makes us healthy, and to be able to act on it in a way that works for us.
Latest help and resources from Westfield Health
Fri 22nd May 2020
At Westfield Health we remain committed to supporting your members and their people during this challenging period and are working hard to create resources to help.
Sheffield’s marvellous world of medical research goes digital with online festival
Thu 21st May 2020
How can we all live healthier, longer lives? That is something on many people's minds at the moment and medical researchers at the University of Sheffield want to help you find out how.
Mental Health Awareness Week: Five practical tips for working from home
Thu 21st May 2020
We have all experienced unprecedented changes to the ways we live, communicate and work. For many, the uncertainty of the pandemic will cause considerable anxiety and stress. Even after the lockdown has lifted, working from home will be the ‘new normal’.
Hallam academics advise Australian government to help increase physical activity
Wed 20th May 2020
Physical activity experts from Sheffield Hallam University’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), have advised the Australian government on how to increase physical activity levels in the country.
