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.
Vital PPE for NHS frontline arrives at Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA)
Mon 11th May 2020
Doncaster Sheffield Airport is one of many aviation organisations pivoting its core business in response to the coronavirus.
Sheffield City Trust are hopeful that golf courses will reopen next week
Thu 7th May 2020
Excitement is rising for Golfers across Sheffield at the prospect of getting back onto the course ahead of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's speech to the nation, on Sunday.
Sewing support for NHS frontline workers
Thu 7th May 2020
Staff at Sheffield Hallam have joined a national call to action by using their skills to produce PPE equipment desperately needed by frontline health and social care workers responding to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Specialist learning resources created to support children and families during Coronavirus
Tue 5th May 2020
Sheffield Hallam University has joined forces with an organisation that supports mental health and wellbeing in schools to create specialist resources to help parents and children deal with anxiety caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
University of Sheffield part of new £3.4 million health data initiative to address major health challenges
Mon 4th May 2020
Academics from the University of Sheffield will help lead a new innovative health data analytics initiative in the North of England that will benefit patients across the UK and address some of the most challenging health issues facing patients and the NHS
Sheffield joins national PRINCIPLE trial to prevent older coronavirus patients becoming seriously ill
Fri 1st May 2020
Sheffield joins national PRINCIPLE trial to prevent older coronavirus patients becoming seriously ill
Employers – How to help your staff who are affected by cancer
Wed 29th April 2020
In these strange and uncertain times, employers are more focused than ever on their employees’ wellbeing and mental health.
Businesses advised to train employees to spot signs of poor mental health whilst working remotely
Wed 29th April 2020
Companies across Sheffield are being urged to train employees to spot the warning signs of poor mental health and risk whilst working remotely.
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