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Move is part of growing trend towards social prescribing to boost mental wellbeing David Lyons, 37, from Rochdale, is part of a group which meets to go fishing. Photograph: Joel Goodman/The Guardian David Lyons, 37, from Rochdale, is part of a group which meets to go fishing. Photograph: Joel Goodman/The Guardian Tue 4 May 2021 07.32 EDT Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 12.38 EDT They talk with almost mythic reverence about the 24lb common carp. It is the prize fish in this quiet Manchester fishing pond, where the catch below the surface is a much-needed distraction from the troubles on land. Last week a group of NHS patients has become some of the first in the country to be recommended fishing to improve their mental health. Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust has partnered with a local fishing organisation, Tackling Minds, with the aim of helping patients overcome issues such as depression and anxiety. ....
Wellington.Scoop William (Bill) Sheat, who died in Lower Hutt this week, completed more than seven decades as an innovative leader in the creative arts, not only in Wellington but also throughout New Zealand. His exceptional record included chairing national and regional performing arts institutions as well as spearheading the preservation of two of Wellington’s most iconic theatres. He advocated passionately for a living wage for artists, and provided pro bono legal advice to countless artists and organisations. Without his commitment and contribution, New Zealand’s cultural assets would not be what they are today. Bill Sheat’s creative work began as a student in Wellington in 1948, when he joined the Victoria University Drama Club for which he produced and directed university extravaganzas and revues from 1949 till 1967. He was president from 1950 to 1953. ....