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.
New mental health initiative for students launches at The Sheffield College
Mon 18th May 2020
A new initiative to support and improve mental health amongst further education students is launching today at The Sheffield College.
Sheffield Family Pay Tribute to Jessops Superheroes
Mon 18th May 2020
Clare, from Sheffield is becoming a stay at home hero to thank hospital staff for their care and support, in memory of her daughter, Florence.
New research into stem cell mutations could improve regenerative medicine
Mon 18th May 2020
Research from the University of Sheffield has given new insight into the cause of mutations in pluripotent stem cells and potential ways of stopping these mutations from occurring.
New poll reveals one-in-three would now consider working for the NHS since Covid-19 outbreak
Mon 18th May 2020
A new poll by YouGov and Sheffield Hallam University has revealed that around one-in-three adults would now consider working in an NHS healthcare role due to the NHS’ response to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Community Food Garden Created at Kenwood Hall Hotel
Thu 14th May 2020
The local community of Nether Edge are using Kenwood Hall Hotels greenhouses and grounds to create a community food garden.
Wastewater could be key to tracking a second wave of COVID-19
Wed 13th May 2020
As the UK starts to ease its lockdown restrictions, researchers are developing new techniques that could enable wastewater to be used to locate new infection hotspots or to help track a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Young men most likely to break lockdown rules, mental health study shows
Tue 12th May 2020
More than half of young men aged 19-24 have breached the UK’s lockdown rules by meeting with a group of friends, according to a study showing they are far less compliant than other young people.
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