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"We need to urgently repair and redress the imbalance in the support available to families who have disproportionately suffered economically, physically and mentally. "Our care system is in crisis through a lack of funding and a joined-up approach between health and social care. "The pandemic has shown up the paucity of the mental health provision and our children’s education and young people’s training has been disrupted. "There are poor levels of connectivity and transport especially in rural areas and an ageing infrastructure needs rebuilding." Key pledges in the manifesto include: Est...

When it comes to April Fool's Day people absolutely love to have fun. Well, everyone that is committing the pranks that is, not necessarily the ones on the receiving end.

Last year the Health Hub worked with people across the private, public and voluntary sector to develop a leaflet containing the latest information about the support available for farmers and their families during the pandemic, as well as practical advice on how people can protect their physical and mental health - with the information gained also available on the new website. Jon James, Chief Executive of the Farming Health Hub, said: "The aim of Farming Health Hub is to provide a single source of business, physical and mental health support for farmers and their families. "We know that...

Cornwall’s Farming Health Hub has launched a new website to support people in farming and those living and working in rural communities. Cornwall's Farming Health Hub will be offering a digital tool kit which will provide farming communities with mental, physical and business health advice across its online platform. Funded by Smartline and Agritech, and developed by web designer, Geoff Muskett, the new Farming Health Hub website hosts a range of new resources including the ‘Tractor Wheel of life’, a free two minute self assessment tool which encourages individuals to consider the...

It's always nice to when businesses in Central Maine show support to the police officers that help keep the communities safe. Well, that's exactly what happened at Augusta's Downtown Diner. The meal, named after officer Scott Taylor, is called the Silver Fox Special and it includes 2 eggs over medium, corned beef hash and white toast. The whole thing will cost ya $7.25. Thank you to our friends at the Downtown Diner for paying tribute to our very own Officer Scott Taylor. He has always been a celebrity in our eyes and now it appears we have to share his status with the rest of Augusta. Well ...