Why are men in construction so much more likely to die by suicide?
Men in construction are four times more likely to die by suicide than the UK average accounting for nearly nine
Why conversations on men’s mental health during Movember must continue
As advent calendar doors are opened in tinsel-decked homes, it is important that the festivity of December does not disregard
Ex-officer criticises the Met Police as mental health figures soar
The number of Met Police working days lost due to mental health has increased by almost a third in the
Odzboxfit boxing event provides platform to showcase new skills
A boxing gym owner is making a difference in the Notting Hill community by creating a safe yet fun platform
The Surrey FFA League: an effort to promote pan-disability football
One of the most beautiful points to football is that anyone can enjoy it, regardless of culture, gender or disability.
Twickenham MP raises more than £1,000 for young people’s mental health charities
Twickenham’s MP, Munira Wilson, ran 10 miles and raised more than £1,000 for two young people’s mental health charities last
‘Visible violence’: London’s rough sleepers in the cost of living crisis
Rough sleepers in London have likened their position to ‘visible violence’ as winter approaches and prices soar in the cost of living crisis.
World Mental Health Day: Young Londoners attend one-day festival at City Hall
More than 300 young Londoners are expected to take part of the free-to-attend World Mental Health Day Festival to be
#PinItForMentalHealth: What you can do to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day
London is preparing for this year’s World Mental Health Day to raise awareness and end the stigma around mental health.
Immersive experience to bring calm to central London commuters
A new, free immersive experience to help anxious commuters relax will open to the public in central London on Monday.
Only a third of mental health practitioners confident explaining Hearing Voices Groups to voice-hearers
Mental health professionals resist recommending voice-hearers to Hearing Voices Groups (HVGs,) despite increasing popularity and a wealth of evidence they