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The University of Manchester’s annual Community Festival returns Running from June 18-20, the festival has an exciting programme of digital events for people of all ages to get involved in Advertorial The annual festival has lots on offer for families, schools and local communities to enjoy For this year’s Community Festival, the University of Manchester has teamed up with Manchester Museum, the Whitworth, John Rylands Research Institute and Library, and staff and students from across the university, to create a series of fun and exciting digital events, aimed at families, schools a...

Luetkemeyer Reintroduces Bills to Reform National Flood Insurance Program Lake Sun Staff newsroom@lakesunonline.com Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer reintroduced four bills aimed at providing what he sees as commonsense reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Those reforms could impact landowners at Lake of the Ozarks and along the Osage River.  “With thousands of miles of shoreline along the Lake of the Ozarks, Mississippi River, Missouri River, and Osage River, Missouri’s Third District has seen more than our fair share of flooding over the years. We are at Mother Natu...

'Help at Hand’ app will help Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s patients access practical support available in local community  | Updated: 11:16, 12 March 2021 A hospice charity has launched a new app to help patients with everyday support as well as offering information on help groups,exercise and helplines. The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, which runs the Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre in Wisbech, is the first hospice to adopt the 'Help at Hand’ app, which functions like a digital directory offering social prescribing. It can be accessed via mobile phone, device or computer and...

Published: 12:13 PM March 10, 2021    Updated: 9:42 PM March 11, 2021 'Help at Hand’ app will help Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s patients access practical support available in local community. - Credit: Arthur Rank Hospice Charity  A new mobile app has been created to help hospice patients with everyday support, as well as offer information on exercise and wellbeing groups.   The ‘Help at Hand’ app, available for both Apple and Android phones, will assist Arthur Rank Hospice Charity patients across the county.   Andrew Kellard, app creator, said: “The Help at Hand app provide...