After The Tide, an independently-produced documentary exploring the impact of erosion on Norfolk’s coastal communities, is calling for donations to complete production. [Image credit Mike Page] Capturing first-hand insights from local people whose homes are being scheduled for demolition as the cliff edges shift ever closer, and from a leading academic in the field of … Continue reading Crowdfunder launched for Norfolk coastal erosion documentary
UK mental health charity warns cost of living pressures could trigger relapse for over a million people living with bipolar
Experts warn that the continued cost of living crisis is putting the health and lives of over a million people in the UK living with bipolar at risk. According to a recent survey conducted by national mental health charity Bipolar UK, 39% of people living with bipolar (an estimated 390,000 people in the UK) reported money worries … Continue reading UK mental health charity warns cost of living pressures could trigger relapse for over a million people living with bipolar
Norfolk Clubhouse launches £6,000 Watton fundraising appeal
The Watton branch of Norfolk Clubhouse, a local charity founded by psychotherapist June Webb in 2019, has announced the launch of a new fundraising campaign. The organisation is setting out a goal of raising £6,000 to sustain and enhance its mental health support and employability skills training services for people in Watton and the surrounding … Continue reading Norfolk Clubhouse launches £6,000 Watton fundraising appeal
The cheapest supermarkets for a veggie Christmas dinner this year
Everything is really expensive right now, and WhatsApp group chats are rapidly turning into a place to shriek about how much more a food shop costs and how much smaller everything you buy seems to be getting. With the cost of living crisis still front of most people's minds, a few have been crunching the … Continue reading The cheapest supermarkets for a veggie Christmas dinner this year
New survey paints stark picture of a life as a parent in Great Britain
Millions of parents in Britain are struggling with their mental health amid the rising cost of living, a lack of childcare and fewer support services. 61% per cent of respondents in a YouGov poll for the charity Unicef UK revealed concerns about their mental health, with those on lower incomes most likely to be affected. … Continue reading New survey paints stark picture of a life as a parent in Great Britain