Health and Wellbeing News & Updates
- 27th March 2017
What’s the number one, most important thing you can do for your health? Better breathing.
- 10th February 2017
Did you miss out on a spot for Ride London? Local charity stem4 has a number of places available for riders to participate in the race.
- 14th September 2016
October 10th 2016 is World Mental Health Day and stem4, the award winning Wimbledon based charity that aims to improve the mental well-being of teenagers, is holding a special event in the Wimbledon Piazza, on Saturday October 15th to mark this special date.
- 13th May 2016
London is said to be one of the greenest cities on earth. The city has come a long way since the smog-filled days where air pollution was so bad that thousands of Londoners got very ill. We investigate a brief history and take a look at London's most popular tree.
- 21st August 2015
Squash is thriving at Wimbledon Racquets’ six-court club, located just a five-minute walk from the main Wimbledon station.
- 2nd June 2015
Whilst tennis is generally the household sport in Wimbledon, we're taking a look at its "younger sibling" sport, squash, and the health benefits playing the game can have.
- 10th March 2015
Wimbledon has SO much to offer in terms of giving your Mum the best Mother's Day yet. We've compiled an exclusive list of the best places and things to do and buy!
- 5th March 2015
Looking for a fun and engaging way to get and keep fit? Whilst many pound the treadmills, thousands of people are getting into two of the most popular racquet games around - Squash and Badminton.
Most of us have heard of carbon monoxide. You can't see it, taste it or smell it but it can kill quickly and with no warning. Sadly, carbon monoxide deaths are frequently reported on news channels, from adults to new born babies, and we want this silent killer to be stopped. We've compiled some friendly and informative advice on how to prevent, diagnose and treat carbon monoxide poisoning.
- 1st December 2014
We've all been there. You're on the train, walking to the shops, or conveniently tucking into a chocolate bar, when the perfect specimen of a human being jogs past you. You think to yourself - 'I wish I had their dedication, I wish I was as fit as them... But I love chocolate'.