Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 7th November 2024

AI in healthcare

What does artificial intelligence mean for the future of healthcare?

Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 2nd November 2024

Be Healthy

Boost your physical and mental health by looking after this essential organ.

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Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 7th November 2024

Boost your bones

Help reduce your risk of osteoporosis in the future by looking after your bones now.

Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 7th November 2024

Blue Zones

Secrets of the world's longevity hotspots.

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British Heart Foundation - advertising feature • 6th November 2024

How will we beat heart failure?

Heart failure is estimated to affect more than 900,000 people in the UK and there are around 200,000 new diagnoses each year.

The Telegraph/CRUK - branded content • 6th November 2024

Saving lives in our lifetime: bowel cancer

Survival rates have doubled in the last 40 years, and screening and treatment innovations mean they will continue to improve.

Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 8th September 2018

Be Healthy

Caroline Roberts investigates the sharp increase in children deliberately hurting themselves.

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Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 7th November 2024

How to treat sports injuries

The warmer weather means many of us are getting active outdoors, and with that comes the risk of sports injuries.

Be Healthy magazine, Benenden Health • 7th November 2024

On the phone again?

What's the health impact of our screen habits?

The Telegraph/CRUK - branded content • 4th November 2024

What the future looks like for lung cancer

Lung cancer survival rates are still low, but Cancer Research UK scientists are optimistic about the future.

Townswoman magazine • 4th November 2024

Fabulous fish

The women breaking down barriers in the fishing industry

Townswoman magazine • 5th November 2024

A taste of Nigeria

Meet Stella, who teaches the cuisine of her homeland with the help of charity, Migrateful.

Townswoman magazine • 5th November 2024

Marvellous Marmalade

The Dalemain World Marmalade Awards are helping preserve a very British breakfast tradition.

Metro • 30th July 2022

How to get better at accepting compliments

Like so many people, particularly women, I tend to bat away compliments.

Metro • 3rd July 2022

How to never be late again

Timekeeping is something I’ve struggled with all my life.

Jonathan Cherry

Townswoman magazine • 9th November 2024

Meet the Morris (wo)men

Morris dancing was once thought to be strictly for men – but women fought for theirplace in this age-old British folk custom.

Townswoman magazine • 9th November 2024

A day in life: Project Seagrass

Marine biologist Evie Furness works for Project Seagrass, a charity dedicated to conserving and restoring our precious underwater meadows.

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Townswoman magazine • 7th November 2024

A day in the life - Vine House Farm

Lucy Taylor manages wildlife-friendly, family-run Vine House Farm, which produces seed for wild birds from acres of spectacular sunflowers.

Metro • 15th October 2022

How to write a better to-do list - and actually get stuff on it done

I’m definitely more productive when I start the day with a to-do list.

Goodwood Revival • 4th November 2024

Get ready to dance at Goodwood Revival

From the village hall hop to a swish night out at the palais, dancing was once a huge part of life.

Who Do You Think You Are? magazine • 5th November 2024

Tripping the light fantastic

A dancing craze gripped the youth of Britain in the decades after the First World War.

Reader's Digest • 5th November 2024

Gardens through time

The gardens we enjoy today are the product of centuries of scientific discoveries and intrepid journeys.

Who Do You Think You Are? magazine • 5th November 2024

Animal magic

Britain's long-standing reputation as a nation of animal lovers is well deserved.

5th November 2024

Let's get physical

Earlier generations also had their share of fitness fads and celebrity personal trainers.

Goodwood Revivial • 4th November 2024

Emulating the beauty looks of the times

Makeup trends have always reflected the attitudes, constraints and opportunities of the time .

Goodwood Revival • 4th November 2024

Get ready to dance at Goodwood Revival

From the village hall hop to a swish night out at the palais, dancing was once a huge part of life.

Who Do You Think You Are? magazine • 5th November 2024

Ancestors at work - Veterinarians

The evolution of the veterinary profession.

Who Do You Think You Are? magazine • 5th November 2024

Housing the poor

Almshouses provided an important safety net for our 'deserving poor' ancestors

Who Do You Think You Are? magazine • 5th November 2024

Ancestors at work - Telegraph workers

The women who worked on the pioneering 'Victorian internet'

Townswoman magazine • 5th November 2024

On the ration

In the First World War, cooks needed to get creative to eek out the meagre contents of the larder.

S&PA Professional magazine, CIMSPA • 1st November 2024

Mum's the word

Pregnancy provides a golden opportunity to engage women and their families in physical activity.

S&PA Professional magazine, CIMSPA • 4th November 2024

Finding their pride

Why do so many girls drop out of sport in their teens? And how can we help them to stay active?

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S&PA Professional magazine, CIMSPA • 4th November 2024

Looking after your pool in the right way

Chlorine gas leaks can be deadly so how can they be prevented?

British Rowing Plus • 10th December 2021

‘They’re learning and that warms my heart’

Shanique Harrison had zero experience of rowing when she started on London Youth Rowing’s Coaching Development Programme, but now she is a passionate ambassador for the sport.

S&PA Professional magazine, CIMSPA • 4th November 2024

Impossible is nothing

How can we encourage more people with disabilities to work in the physical activity industry?

Benenden Health • 3rd March 2021

Be Healthy

Five easy ways to achieve all-round fitness for beginners.

S&PA Professional magazine, CIMSPA • 4th November 2024

Reframing the environment

How can we make the gym environment more welcoming for neurodiverse people?

British Rowing Plus • 1st April 2022

Boat Race preview

GB rowers Imogen Grant and Olympic silver medallist Angus Groom will be representing Cambridge and Oxford respectively.

British Rowing Plus • 30th April 2021

What is the essence of coaching?

Caroline Roberts | 30th April 2021What is the essence of coaching? Jesus College Head Coach Jonathan Conder, a newly qualified L4 coach, shares his thoughts


Jonathan Conder is one of only around 20 rowing coaches in the country to have achieved a Level 4 coaching qualification.

British Rowing Plus • 30th April 2021

Meet the Team: Ben Pritchard

We catch up with the Paralympic single sculler.