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Revision as of 19:15, 22 November 2017
This article focuses on information specific to United Kingdom. Please see our Health page for a topic overview.
Green Gym
The Conservation Volunteers' Green Gym programme aims to provide people with a way to enhance their fitness and health while taking action to improve the outdoor environment. It can be seen as enabling people to get fit who would not normally attend a conventional gym or sports centre. W
Resources
- Resources from the UK Healthy Cities Network
- Sustainable development: The key to tackling health inequalities, Sustainable Development Commission, 2010
Apps for sustainability
Splashpath, find your local swimming pools
Video
News and comment
2017
Yorkshire and the Humber: Yes, This Is Britain’s Happiest Place. (It Looks Beautiful in the Rain.) Nov 13 [1]
Totnes: Caring Town: Fiona Ward, May 3 [2]
People, place and partnerships in health, May 2 [3]
Being poor kills – to improve public health the government must tackle inequality, Apr 10 [4]
2015
Health hackers: the patients taking medical innovation into their own hands, October 26 [5]
Top doctor: social inequality in UK costing 550 lives every day, September 10 [6]
Blogs
- The Future Patient, A manifesto for patient-led health and healthcare
- UK nurse against climate change
See also
- Health
- local information can be found, or shared, via our many UK location pages
External links
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