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UoG Psychologist Helps Evaluate UK Climate and Nature Campaign Reaching 185,000 People

A University of Gloucestershire environmental psychologist has helped evaluate the impact of a nationwide campaign that has so far brought…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: October 8, 20263:36 pm
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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New Discoveries at Rossett Roman Villa Shed Light on Life in Roman Wales

Archaeologists have uncovered significant new evidence about life in Roman Wales following the latest excavation at the site of the…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: October 7, 20267:49 am
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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Allied Professionals Can Support Farmer Mental Health – But Should Not Be Relied Upon And Need Help Themselves, Study Says

Famers’ mental health can be supported by the allied professionals they meet in their day-to-day lives, new research has suggested…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: October 5, 20262:24 pm
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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Project Invites Visitors to Become Part of Yr Wyddfa’s Living Heritage

The Retracing Footsteps project at the University of Chester, in partnership with Eryri National Park Authority and Snowdon Mountain Railway,…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: October 2, 20262:13 pm
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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World-first Evaluation Finds Surf Therapy at Inland Wave Pools Delivers Significant Improvements in Young People’s Wellbeing, Confidence and Connection

A world-first evaluation by mental health charity The Wave Project has found that young people taking part in its Surf…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 23, 20269:37 am
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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CELSIUS® Hits The Road For Freshers’ Week

CELSIUS®, the functional energy drink brand born in fitness and designed for active lifestyles, has hit the road this month…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 22, 20262:55 pm
  • Author Mark Ryan
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Freshers Week Warning: Addiction Specialist Says Ketamine, Not Alcohol, Is Now The Bigger Risk For New Students

As Freshers Week starts across the UK, most safety advice students hear is about alcohol. But the latest government treatment…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 21, 202610:02 am
  • Author Mark Ryan
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Ben Launches New Free Neurodiversity Training For Automotive Workers During National Inclusion Week

Ben, the automotive industry charity, has launched a new free online neurodiversity training programme called Embracing Neurodiversity, during National Inclusion…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 14, 202610:53 am
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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University of Chester Summit Sparks National Action on Oral Frailty and Healthy Ageing

Leading experts in ageing, dentistry, public health, policy and health equity have agreed a series of national commitments to tackle…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 10, 20263:00 pm
  • Author Eddie Erdal
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Lions, tigers and tourists: are UK zoos putting spectacle before conservation?

Most animals kept in UK zoos and aquariums are not endangered, new research from the University of Brighton has found.…

  • The Wales Gazette
  • Published: September 8, 20263:07 pm
  • Author Eddie Erdal

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