Category: Health & Wellbeing

When did you last ask “Are you OK?”

Community events are a great chance to check in with people, says Izzy Anwell of Dorset Mind, as she reminds us to always ask...

What everyone should eat after antibiotics

Supplements can help when you're wondering what to eat after antibiotics - but nutritional therapist Karen Geary explains the cheapest and the best options...

Are you alone, or are you lonely?

Mental Health Awareness Week is 9th – 15th of May. The theme is particularly relevant as we emerge from the pandemic - it’s loneliness,...

We work out every day (yes you do – you just don’t call it that!)

Fundamental movement is your body’s unthinking, necessary ‘work out’ as you go about your day, explains expert Mel Mitchell. When it comes to training in...

Let’s do a little myth-busting

Fitness myths have amazing magical powers of sticking, says expert Mel Mitchell - even when there’s solid scientific evidence to the contrary. As a personal...

Three surprising ways to sleep better that you may have not yet tried.

Some of the healthiest foods can be the most inexpensive. Nutritional Therapist Karen Geary explores the options for cheap protein and veg. I have just...

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Autumn returns to Wincanton:racing, style … and festive fun

Wincanton Racecourse is gearing up for a thrilling few months of top-class National Hunt action, packed with style, charity and festive racing.This year’s iconic...

A bee utopia on Pentridge Hill

From a wild hilltop to a suburban garden, Jane Adams watches the quiet lives of Dorset’s snow leopards: the ashy mining bee From Pentridge Hill,...

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