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27 March 20251 min read

Celebrating Women's History Month 2025: the women across history who inspire us

For Women's History Month 2025, we asked our staff which historical women inspire them.

20 March 20251 min read

RSPH announces next Chair of Council

Professor Nick Harding has been an RSPH Council member since 2023 and is a practising General Practitioner with 30 years experience.

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28 February 20252 min read

RSPH brings together MPs and businesses to discuss workplace health solutions

At an All-Party Parliamentary Group this week, we brought together key stakeholders to discuss the solutions to making the places we spend our time healthier.

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19 February 20251 min read

New RSPH report calls for people to get talking about health issues

By training professionals to include conversations about health into their daily routines, we can improve the health outcomes of the public.

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07 February 20251 min read

RSPH responds to the announcement of the public health grant 25-26

"We have everything to gain and nothing to lose when it come to investing in public health." Read our response to the announcement

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21 January 20251 min read

RSPH accredits staff training on healthy weight for Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

The training is suitable for all trust staff and aims to help them to have a helpful and meaningful conversation about weight that avoids stigma, blame, judgement and prejudice.

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15 January 20252 min read

Millions of Brits feel the places they spend most time in are bad for their health

Millions of people feel the places they spend their time are bad for their health. But what if that wasn't the case? Our latest report looks at how our environments influence our health and wellbeing.

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09 January 20251 min read

New CPD opportunity for NHS staff leads culture change around violence

Designed for NHS staff working in high-risk environments, the training addresses the root causes of violence and abuse.

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08 January 20253 min read

Celebrating the Achievements of AHPs in Public Health

Deputy Chief AHP Officer for England Linda Hindle and student dietician Kyle Kennedy explain the progress made by Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in the latest impact report.

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09 December 20241 min read

Lost decade in health improvement as flatlining data shows no change since 2011

We're calling for for urgent changes to boost wellbeing and tackle health problems.

William Roberts and Chris Borardman CBE smiling while holding an RSPH award certificate on Blackfriars bridge, with London landmarks visible in the background

04 December 20242 min read

Celebrating the achievements of Chris Boardman CBE

Chris Boardman CBE has been awarded our most prestigious award at the RSPH Health & Wellbeing Awards. Our CEO, William Roberts, reflects on his achievements.

RSPH Awards logo with text: 'Championing the Public's Health

28 November 20241 min read

2024 RSPH Health & Wellbeing Awards winners announced

The winners were announced at an awards ceremony in London.

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