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Commuters who cycle to work are less likely to be prescribed antidepressants, new research shows. Analysis of almost 380,000 people living in Scotland suggests commuting by bike reduces the risk of mental ill health. Commuting by bike led to greater reductions in mental health prescriptions in women than in men, according to research from the University of Edinburgh – although men were more likely to cycle. Researchers combined data for 378,253 people aged 16-74 from the 2011 Scottish census wit

A look at the lakes region’s growth, wages, worker shortages, affordable housing and where workers will come from in the future

The municipality of Bragança has invested 100 thousand euros in renewing the free-to-use shared bicycle system and introducing new smart stations, located in...

From cable car to funicular, the best short trips concentrate astonishing landscapes into a day or an hour, and require none of the major planning and effort needed to make long journeys.

From cable car to funicular, the best short trips concentrate astonishing landscapes into a day or an hour, and require none of the major planning and effort needed to make long journeys.