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Who was Nye Bevan

WebMinster for Health, Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan, was given the task of introducing the service. Many refer to Mr Bevan as the “chief architect” of the NHS. He was born in Tredegar, Wales in 1897 in a poor working class family. His father was a miner and some have said the idea of the NHS came from the collective medical protection scheme set up

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Treating arthritis: Why MBST therapy is a fantastic option to …

WebThe cutting-edge treatment MBST, which uses magnetic resonance therapy (MRT), helps to restore the health of your arthritic joints and live a highly fulfilling life.

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Charles Garland and the origins of mutual healthcare

WebGarland was ahead in recognising that a healthier workforce meant a healthier business. It was 1903 when he first published his draft proposals that foresaw contributions from 30,000 staff of 2s per annum; enough to treat 120 people per year and build a contingency fund. Garland’s motivation was philanthropic: ‘To save perhaps 50 lives a

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The best health food shops in Somerset Great British Life

WebThe original founders were inspired by the "back to the land" and wholefood movements that were emerging at the time. Fast forward fifty years and it is now a co-operative: the Bath shop, along with a Harvest in Bristol, is the retail arm of the Essential Trading Co-operative Ltd, a manufacturer and wholesaler of ethically assured, healthy and fairly-traded …

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Forest School: what is it and how does it benefit children

WebForest School is a child-centred learning process that allows pupils to grow and develop through regular sessions in a natural setting. Children are encouraged to take risks, use their imagination and explore through hands-on experiences, supported by a trained Forest School practitioner. “I always follow the lead of the child and allow them

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What can your feet reveal about your everyday health

WebJay Lall, owner of Kent Foot & Ankle Clinic and Proactive Wellbeing Clinic, reveals five common foot problems you should be on the lookout for and what they can tell you about your habits and overall health. 1. Persistent arch and heel pain could indicate issues with your gait. If you’re experiencing ongoing heel or arch pain or keep getting

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Dame Cicely Saunders: the woman who changed end-of-life care

WebDame Cicely Saunders, who went to school in Brighton, pioneered the modern hospice movement. On what would have been her 105th birthday, we discover more about the extraordinary woman who revolutionised end-of-life care. Among the well-to-do girls receiving instruction at Roedean, Cicely Mary Strode Saunders cut an imposing figure.

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The Pros and Cons of Gyms, Fitness Centres & Sports Clubs

WebWe take a look at the positives & negatives of Gyms, Fitness Centres & Sports Clubs. These are at the sharp end of the health industry - in more ways than one. Of course, fitness centres of all kinds have been around for years, but these days they offer a lot more than just a room full of treadmills and lifting machines. The fitness business is

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6 of the best health food shops in Cheshire Great British Life

WebSet in a beautiful building dating back to 1624, Bare Health is owned by Mel Ball and jointly run with mum Sue. Together they have over 30 years’ experience in the health food trade and as complementary therapists. www.barehealth.co.uk. Start 2017 as you mean to go on by visiting one of our county’s health and wholefood shops.

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5 small Norfolk charities that need your help right now

WebThe Hamlet, a Norwich-based charity which enriches the lives of children and young adults with disabilities and complex health needs, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Founded by Jack and Margaret Wymer, The Hamlet started its journey as a toy library and now supports up to 500 families a year across Norfolk.

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Try the best wellness retreats in Hampshire for 2023

WebTry Farm Fit at Heckfield Place (Image: Heckfield Place / Newsquest). Wellness Practitioner, Benjamin Coulston, leads the session and explains: ‘Consciously deciding to immerse oneself in cold water - to experience the discomfort and challenge that comes with facing these conditions - and to spend those short yet valuable moments cultivating a sense of …

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Why visit a luxury health and wellness clinic in Manchester

WebWhereas other clinics focus exclusively on the result, The Medika Clinic emphasises the client journey experience from the first entry point to the end result. We join our clients on their health journey and aim to enhance their life in every possible way. To find out more, visit medika.heath or call 0161 394 1559. Share.

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Great Devonians: Health benefactor extraordinaire

WebElla died on 26 January, 1941, leaving her estate of £1.6 million to her sister. Five years later the Government’s “Beveridge Report” established a free UK National Health Service. Next month: The man of Devon who supplanted the most famous of overseas artists and is recognised as our greatest painter of the late 18th century. In the

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How swimming can speed up your recovery following hip or knee …

WebRichard Grogan, a consultant and orthopaedic surgeon at The Yorkshire Hip and Knee Clinic, shares his top tips to help you recover from hip or knee surgery.. Alongside specialist consultants, Chris Brew and James Hahnel, they provide one-to-one, dedicated care at The Yorkshire Clinic in Bingley, Nuffield Health Hospital and Spire Roundhay in Leeds, …

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Why Adam Henson is launching a new podcast for farmers

WebThe Cotswold farmer and Countryfile broadcaster is behind Keeping on Track, a new podcast for farmers struggling with mental-health difficulties. To begin, a few stories (though ‘story’ seems a word imbued with a light-heartedness that has no place in the next few paragraphs). Still, stories are what we, as human beings, identify with.

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8 of the best spas in Hampshire Great British Life

WebRidge Lane, Rotherwick RG27 9AZ. Champneys. For their ‘Exclusive Champneys Day’, arrive at 9am where you’ll be greeted with a healthy snack and robe. The treatment include a 25 minute facial or head massage as well as full use of fitness classes, spa and relaxation experiences and £10 credit per person in the restaurant.

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The best spas to stay in Sussex for a wellness break in 2023

WebOckenden manor, which dates back to the mid 1500s, is a boutique house with 28 lavishly decorated rooms, an award-winning restaurant and spa that comes complete with floatation tank, walk in rainforest shower fed by the house’s underground spring, and treatments that include a divine-sounding Elemental Rebalancing Ritual that finishes with a glass of …

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25 of the best spa and wellness centres in Kent

WebBloomsburys, Biddenden. This recently revamped rural spa boasts its own private terrace with hot tub, cold plunge pool and loungers for sun bathing in-between treatments. It's complemented by other wellness businesses on-site, too: a cafe, herbal dispensary, a hair salon – even a physiotherapist.

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Spa review: MAYRLIFE Health Resort, Altaussee, Austria

WebIt took place during my stay at the world renowned Mayrlife medical health resort in Austria, on the shores of Lake Altaussee. This beautiful clear stretch of water - so pure that it is served in the clinic’s restaurant - is surrounded by breathtaking mountains and a glacier. It’s a stunning setting in which to relax and take the ‘Mayr

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