Health & Wellbeing

“Age is no barrier to taking on new challenges.” - 71-year-old Yorkshire Model Swaps Catwalks for Cattle Grids and Cliff Tops as she ‘Takes A Hike’ in BBC Two show Challenging the misconceptions of what later life looks like and setting women free from their own limitations is what 71

This January Harvey Nichols has your 'New Year, New Me'mindset sorted. The launch of their Wellness Beauty Box has been carefully curated by their expert beauty buyers, and includes must haves of the season across skin, hair, body and wellbeing. The Wellness Beauty Box contains 12 products

National No Phones At Home Day is celebrated 21st January. With 93%* of adults owning a smartphone it’s become an additional ‘unhealthy’ member of the family in many homes. This is the view of Psychologist and Psychotherapist Charlotte Armitage who believes that overuse of mobile phones and devices are

Royal Onsen is excited to announce their first luxury clinic and day spa will open in Bradford City Centre in the Spring of 2023. Work is already underway at this state-of-the-art facility that will offer residents from Bradford and beyond an opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city

Sport England has awarded local health and wellbeing specialist Jenny Oakenfull, in conjunction with Feel Better Bradford (formerly Bradford Pain Matters Support Group (BPMSG)), funding to provide a course of holistic, movement based pain-management sessions for chronic pain sufferers. Feel Better Bradford is a Versus Arthritis Group that offers support

Twenty twenty three sees the launch of Restock Life a new section within Yorkshire Businesswoman magazine. Managed by associate editors Freda Shafi and Rachel Rowling, the new section will focus on the health and wellbeing of businesswomen and focus on the environment and what we can do to help. There

Morrisons is scrapping date labels and removing ‘Display Until’ messaging on nearly 200 of its fresh fruit, vegetable and salad items including traditional Christmas dinner favourites. The changes are being made to urge customers to use their own judgement as to whether produce is good to eat after being bought