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In the social media age, it has never been easier for people to access information and support networks to help with their mental wellbeing.

To mark Challenge Poverty Week, academics at the University of Chester have worked with people in the community to create a powerful piece of prose.

A new publication from University of Chester Press explores the ever-increasing popularity of cycling in urban spaces.

With the school holidays well under way, scores of young children across the UK are benefitting from the Government’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) scheme.

Ongoing reductions in cancer services and the impact of lockdown through the COVID-19 pandemic have created an increased burden on the wellbeing of the family and friends of people affected by cancer.

Society’s attitudes to ageing in the UK – especially at public policy level - will be challenged in a public lecture at the University of Chester next week.

A research team from the University of Chester has today been recognised for their exceptional contribution to keeping the UK healthy.