Young woman with ADHD uses TikTok to spread awareness
Lauren Jennings grew up feeling guilty for forgetting her homework or zoning out in class and it wasn’t until she

Lauren Jennings grew up feeling guilty for forgetting her homework or zoning out in class and it wasn’t until she

More people are depending on food banks than ever before in Britain, with food bank usage in London up nearly

A one-of-a-kind West London football club are hoping Women’s World Cup fever can help take their pioneering project to the

There has been a steady rise in the use of psychedelic drugs such as magic mushrooms in therapy to treat

In the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, data shows that huge numbers of nurses are leaving the NHS. The number

More than a quarter of people who have self-reported for long-Covid symptoms in London have reported low mood as part

A new project tackling loneliness and food poverty in Mitcham by offering residents free meals and companionship is set to

Daily engagement with orchestral music is on the rise and it’s because of young people, not their parents, says report from Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Specifically, two thirds (65%) of under 35s are listening to orchestral music on a regular basis – a 6% increase on 2018 (59%), overtaking over 55s (57%).

The LTA and The All England Lawn Tennis Club came together during Wimbledon to provide free community tennis events for

Nine percent of Londoners have a dog, but is city living fulfilling for our dogs? Dog ownership has changed so

A young man has raised almost £7,000 for suicide awareness and prevention by running 5 kilometres daily in July in