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DISABILITY: HOW ACCESSIBLE IS MIDDLESBROUGH TOWN FOR DISABLED PEOPLE?
Middlesbrough is an old industrial town located in the North East of England. Up until the 2010s, Middlesbrough’s public buildings
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REDUCING YOUR MEAT INTAKE COULD HELP STOP GLOBAL WARMING
In a time when everyone is looking at the carbon footprint of their own lives, just what can help us
Read moreSport, Exercise and Mental Health
Everybody knows that being physically active is good for our bodies, and that getting our blood pumping keeps our insides
Read moreThe mis-sizing culture of high street stores and its affect on mental health
It’s 2019. We have cutting edge technology that allows us to purchase items with the touch of a thumbprint, and
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DISABILITY: HOW DISABLED FRIENDLY IS TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY?
Teesside University has seen massive renovations to its campus, evolving from a just a local university, to a national one.
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How single parents cope with loneliness
In today’s society, different variations of families are becoming more common. From nuclear families, to same sex parents to single
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Organ Donation: Coffee with Georgia Wilding
In a tiny coffee shop in Newcastle, Georgia Wilding spoke about her time working for an amazing charity. With a
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HOW LITTER IS EFFECTING OUR LOCAL WILDLIFE
Litter is everywhere, you only have to walk outside your front door to see it. Now our waste is making
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SHOULD PLASTIC POLLUTION BE OUR BIGGEST CONCERN?
As a coastal area, Redcar and Cleveland knows all to well the devastating impact of plastic products being dumped in
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DISABILITY: CAR BENEFITS, SLOWING DOWN?
The ability to drive is something most of us can or want to do. Popping to the shops, driving to
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Organ Donation: Debbie’s Double Lung Transplant
It could be raining, snowing or there even be storm brewing, but for Debbie Burdon is does not really matter. She
Read moreParenting With Depression
Anne (not her real name) was diagnosed with depression when she was 25, five years later she gave birth to
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LONELINESS: IT’S TIME TO TALK
In the UK approximately 9 million people suffer from the mental health issue of loneliness. To put that into context,
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