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Online event offers support for menopause and pain
South Cumbria support group Menopause Matters is inviting people from across the county to share their experiences A support group is holding a county-wide event for women coping with pain associated with menopause and perimenopause. South Cumbria support group Menopause Matters is holding an online forum for World Menopause Day, inviting people to share their experiences and ask questions.
Online event offers support for menopause and pain
Hannah Mitchell - North East and Cumbria; Stephanie Finnon - BBC Radio Cumbria Sat, 17 October 2026 at 6:22 am UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. South Cumbria support group Menopause Matters is inviting people from across the county to share their experiences [PA Media] A support group is holding a county-wide event for women coping with pain associated with menopause and perimenopause.
‘She gave me back my life’: Julie wins Patient Choice Award at UHL Recognition Awards
An Advanced Clinical Nurse Practitioner who was described by a patient as someone who “gave me back my life” has been recognised at the UHL Recognition Awards 2026. Julie Skeemer received the Patient Choice Award at a special ceremony at the Athena in Leicester on Friday 2 October, celebrating colleagues and teams who go above and beyond to make a difference for patients, colleagues and communities. Julie supports people living with Long Covid, a condition she says can often be misunderstood.
UHL surgeon carries out UK-first procedure using new tool to clear blocked leg stent
A Leicestershire woman who has struggled to walk for two years because of severe pain in her leg is looking forward to getting back into her garden after becoming the first patient in the UK to undergo an innovative new vascular procedure.
City night venues tax axed with immediate effect
A charge on a city's pubs, bars and clubs that funded safety measures has been scrapped. Newcastle City Council took the decision to repeal the late night levy with immediate effect at a meeting on Wednesday. Venues had been charged an annual fee of between £299 and £4,400 and the levy has raised more than £3m since its introduction in 2013. The charge was used to fund safety measures, but industry leaders called for it to be dropped because of financial pressures facing the hospitality sector.
Staffordshire Bullmastiff: The Indomitable Bullmastiff Staffy Mix
The Staffordshire Bullmastiff descended from two powerfully built breeds: the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and the Bullmastiff. Combining these purebred dogs produced a brawny, muscular designer breed with a gentle soul. In this article, we will go more into the details about various aspects of the Bullmastiff Staffy Mix, including his origins, looks, and temperament. Bullmastiff Staffy Mix History Staffordshire Bullmastiff also goes by the name Staffy Bull Bullmastiff.
Forty years after the global whaling moratorium, efforts to resume whaling continue in Hobart
by Alexia Wellbelove, Campaigns Director 2026 is the 80th anniversary of the International Convention on the Regulation of Whaling, and the 40th anniversary of the global moratorium on commercial whaling. The 70th International Whaling Commission meeting opens in Hobart on Monday 28th September. Whales are still under threat globally, despite progress made since the 1982 moratorium on commercial whaling.
My journey to a reef on the abyss (if gas drillers get their way)
by Tim Winton When you finally reach Scott Reef, way offshore from the Kimberley, it’s like arriving at an oasis. You can feel the atoll’s influence before it’s even visible. The sea state changes. More fish and dolphins in the water, more birds overhead. Then it rises from the ocean deep, in scalloping white lines of surf over shoals, suddenly too vast to take in. But when you reach the shining calm of the lagoon you see just what a refuge this is.
Livingston Parish Fears CO2 Pipeline Would Snake Past Homes and Schools
Lane Kiffin reflective in defeat, as LSU falls to Ole Miss OXFORD, Miss. -- Not long after LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt's fourth-down pass bounced off the helmet of Ole Miss defender Kam Franklin and ended up …
Hmong Bobtail: The Loyal Vietnamese Dog with a Kinked Tail
Not many parts of the world know the existence of the Hmong Bobtail. A rare yet ancient dog breed, he is highly valued in his native land, Vietnam, for his loyalty and reliability. Learn the wonders of this dog breed as we lay down information about his origins, appearance, and temperament. Hmong Bobtail Origins The Hmong Bobtail is an ancient dog breed with close ties to the indigenous Hmong people, one of the biggest ethnic groups in Vietnam.
Medical care at the Glenfield Hospital rated Good by the CQC
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated medical care, including older people’s care, at the Glenfield Hospital as Good overall, following an unannounced inspection in March 2026. The service has improved from its previous rating of Requires Improvement, with the key domains of Safe, Caring, Effective and Responsive rated Good, and the service receiving an Outstanding rating for Well-led.
Europe district reverse industry day [Image 5 of 5]
5 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District Deputy Chief of Contracting Ryan Shoemaker presents during the Reverse Industry Day Aug. 11 in Frankfurt, Germany. The event is part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers commitment to innovation and streamlining procurement and delivery of military programs, providing a platform for collaborating with industry partners and hearing their ideas and best practices.
Consulting experts from the field: Europe District hosts a Reverse Industry Day
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is updating business processes to improve efficiency and transform how infrastructure is delivered on time and within budget. Traditionally, USACE has relied on lengthy and rigid processes when it comes to project execution, from contractor selection to construction completion. As the organization seeks to improve, the USACE Europe District has set out to incorporate new methods of procurement and project delivery.
Laizhou Hong: A Rare Chinese Red Dog Breed in the UK
The Chinese Red Dog or Laizhou Hong is one of the rarest breeds you will find in the UK. His magnificent yet imposing appearance is enough to turn the heads of curious passersby. In this article, we will share with you the origins, appearance, and temperament of this elusive dog. The Chinese Red Dog Origins Also known as the Chinese Mountain Red Dog and Soviet Red Dog, the Laizhou Hong’s existence can be traced back to the nineteenth century in China’s Shandong Province.
Investigating the Utility of Fractal Measures as a Diagnostic for Glaucoma
1 Introduction Glaucoma is a neurodegenerative disease and leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. It is projected that approximately 111 million people will be affected globally by 2040 [1]. The disease is characterized by morphological changes in the optic nerve head, resulting in the loss of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), which are responsible for transmitting visual information from the eye to the brain [1].
Mock-up building for Rhine Ordnance Barracks Medical Center scheduled for demolition [Image 3 of 5]
4 A contractor checks the seal of a window installed in the façade mock-up building by spraying water on May 24, 2023. The façade mock-up building at Rhine Ordnance Barracks Medical Center construction project in Germany allowed contractors to test windows, doors, and façade components before they are implemented into the 985,000 square-foot hospital. The mock-up building has served its purpose and is now scheduled for demolition, a part of the ongoing construction process for the hospital.
Mock-up building for Rhine Ordnance Barracks Medical Center scheduled for demolition
The giant structure of the Rhine Ordnance Barracks Medical Center construction project is hard to miss and has been steadily growing over the past several years. However, one smaller building on the construction site will soon be disappearing. At the end of August, the façade mock-up building for the hospital, a skinny, two-story building located near the entry gate, will be torn down. This demolition is part of the ongoing construction process for the hospital.
University to lead Pakistan waste-to-energy scheme
Academics at a UK university have secured funding to build Pakistan's first full-scale plant that converts agricultural waste into clean energy. Northumbria University's School of Engineering, Physics and Mathematics is leading the project called, Safer Plus, which turns cotton stalks and sugarcane waste into biofuel. Millions of tonnes of the waste products are burnt every year in the Punjab province, contributing to air pollution and Pakistan's seasonal smog.
Lhasapoo: Discover the Poodle Lhasa Crossbreed
The Lhasapoo is a love child of two adorable purebred dogs—the Poodle and the Lhasa Apso. Amongst many Poodle designer dog breeds, he is one of the less common varieties known to dog enthusiasts. Learn more about the Poodle Lhasa Apso Cross, from his origins to his exercise needs. Poodle Lhasa Apso Cross Origins Accidental matings between purebred dogs have birthed many mixed breeds, including the Lhasapoo.
Join the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust’s Annual Public Meeting
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust will hold our Annual Public Meeting (APM) in person at the School of Nursing and Midwifery Practice, Glenfield Hospital, on Thursday 3 September 2026, from 5:30pm to 7pm. The meeting will provide an update on the progress we made across 2025/26, the third year of delivering our 2030 strategy: leading in healthcare, trusted in communities.
UHL radiographer awarded profession’s highest honour
Andy Creeden, Lead Chest Reporting Radiographer at UHL, has been awarded a Fellowship of the College of Radiographers (FCR) – the highest honour bestowed by the College of Radiographers. The Fellowship is an honorary title awarded to individuals who have made a significant contribution to the radiography profession and to the advancement of the Society and College of Radiographers. It is regarded as the College’s highest accolade, with no more than five Fellowships awarded each year.
Leicester Children’s Hospital teams unite for summer surgery drive to cut waiting times
More than 150 children received planned operations during a two-week summer surgery initiative at Leicester Children’s Hospital, helping to reduce waiting times and increase capacity ahead of the busy winter period.
Bone gaming dice discovered during Roman dig
A dice made of bone has been unearthed during an archaeological dig, the first of its kind to be discovered at the Roman site. The dice - or die - was discovered during excavations at the Magna Roman Fort in Northumberland, and offers "an immediate connection" into how those who lived there spent their leisure time more than 2,000 years ago. "Holding something so familiar, yet so ancient, really brings that human story of Magna to life," said Susan Galloway of The Vindolanda Trust.
Cardigan Welsh or Pembroke Corgi? 5 Ways to Spot the Difference
The Welsh Corgi has two separate breeds: Cardigan and Pembroke. They might seem identical at first glance, but they have several differences that make them stand out from each other. If you are confused about whether a dog is a Cardigan Welsh or a Pembroke Corgi, here are some tips on how to tell them apart. 1. Know the History of Both Breedship Both the Cardigan Welsh and Pembroke Corgis initially worked as drovers of cattle and sheep and guard dogs of farmers.
Retired UHL midwife honoured with plaque recognising lasting legacy in bereavement care
A pioneering Leicester midwife whose own experience of stillbirth helped transform bereavement care for countless families has returned to Leicester Royal Infirmary to unveil a plaque honouring her remarkable legacy. Agnes Nisbett, accompanied by her grandson, visited the maternity unit, 22 years after retiring from University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, to see the commemorative plaque installed on Level 4 of the Kensington Building.
administrative building renovation on Camp Kościuszko [Image 6 of 20]
4 Kamil Kubiak, a local U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District electrical engineer contractor, checks progress at an administrative building being renovated on Camp Kościuszko in Poznań, Poland on May 26, 2026. This project is part of the Poland Provided Infrastructure program, which is funded and led by the Polish military and is designed and constructed to meet U.S. requirements for use by U.S. forces operating in Poland.
Squad Ops Building Construction [Image 5 of 19]
4 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District Safety and Occupational Health Specialist John Schnebelen, Senior Project Engineer Anthony Tintelnot and contractor representatives inspect the construction site for the new Squadron Operations Facility at Graf Ignatievo Air Base May 11 in Graf Ignatievo, Bulgaria. When completed, this facility will be used will be used by the U.S. and Bulgaria to plan and direct future NATO operations.
2026 Europe District Org Day [Image 9 of 15]
4 We celebrated the 251st birthday of the U.S. Army and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with an Organization Day and Engineer Muster.
construction site for the Operational Readiness Training Complex [Image 3 of 15]
4 The first buildings rise on the construction site for the Operational Readiness Training Complex in Grafenwoehr, Germany on June 3, 2026. This massive project will consist of a brigade headquarters, seven battalion headquarters, seven company headquarters, seven officer’s quarters, 14 barracks buildings, three dining facilities, seven vehicle maintenance facilities, and organizational parking - enough facilities to support a full brigade of Soldiers and equipment.
Army Family Housing construction in the Wetzel Housing Area [Image 13 of 23]
4 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District Senior Project Engineer Peter Eifler and Baumholder Deputy Baumholder Resident Engineer Caleb Sharp discuss progress on construction of new Army Family Housing in the Wetzel Housing Area portion of the Baumholder Military Community in Germany June 3, 2026. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District is managing construction of the project in close coordination with German construction partners and U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz.
‘Hoppy anniversary’ – 20 years of the Hospital Hopper
For 20 years, the Hospital Hopper has been helping patients, visitors and colleagues hop between Leicester’s hospitals. Thousands of journeys later, the much-loved service is still going strong. To mark the anniversary of this important bus service, which provides a reliable link between all three hospital sites, UHL colleagues were joined by BBC Radio Leicester this week.
Reticulated Python Snakes as Pets: 5 Things to Expect
Reticulated python snakes are visually stunning reptiles, which earned them a following of dedicated fans. However, these animals are not suitable for everyone. Find out if you’re a suitable owner by learning about the unique traits of this snake species. 1. Reticulated Python Snakes Are Humongous Animals Hailed as the longest snake in the world, reticulated pythons can reach up to 20 feet in length, with females growing larger than males.
Custom closet franchise vs independent closet business: Which offers better ROI?
Photo licensed from Adobe Stock. 2026-07-10T13:15:00-07:00 Hannah Mitchell In the ever-evolving landscape of the furnishing industry, the closet business stands out as a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs, contractors, and dealers. With the growing demand for personalized storage solutions, investing in a closet business can yield substantial returns.
Magazine Street Shocker as Gris-Gris Calls It Quits This Month
Non-Infectious Diseases 3 hours ago Boomer couple got their bill comped after flipping out when waitress mentioned donating to Alzheimer’s research — their reason stunned everyone upworthy.com - Pahul Nanra • 3h The person who witnessed the exchange felt sorry for the waitress, who kept apologizing even though she was not at fault.
Browse Reconsideration Submission Guide
July 6, 2026 Tell the Albanese Government to assess the Browse gas proposal’s climate pollution impacts on the Great Barrier Reef. What is going on? The Australian Government is now accepting public submissions on whether it should consider the impacts of climate pollution from a WA fossil gas project on the Great Barrier Reef.
Browse Reconsideration Submission Guide
Tell the Albanese Government to assess the Browse gas proposal’s project’s climate pollution impacts on the Great Barrier Reef. What is going on with the Browse gas proposal? For the first time in eight years, Australians have an opportunity to have their say on Woodside’s proposed Browse gas proposal. Scott Reef, off the coast of Western Australia, is one of Australia’s most extraordinary marine ecosystems.
Prestigious ophthalmic genetics conference takes place in Leicester
Ophthalmic clinicians, geneticists and researchers gathered at the University of Leicester this week for the UK Eye Genetics Group (UKEGG) national conference, one of the most prominent meetings in the field of inherited eye disease in UK. Drawing together around 90 delegates from across the UK and internationally, the conference provided a forum for sharing new research, discussing complex cases and fostering collaboration across the field.
European EV Market Hits Record
Seven out of the top 10 electric vehicles sold so far in 2026 in Europe are by European brands, and automakers are seeing the power train fill up their order books. As the U.S. electric-vehicle market remained down year-over-year in May, the European EV market hit a new high with nearly one in four cars sold being fully electric. Data compiled by E-Mobility Europe showed that 212,387 EVs were registered during the month, a 34% year-over-year increase.
Tales of Triumph: 3 Dog Training Success Stories
Training is an essential part of a dog’s life as it can make or break his future and his trust in the world. Here are 3 dog training success stories that show how receiving proper training gave pooches a new lease on life. 1. Sage, the Confident Blind Dog Sage was a Springer Spaniel sent to an animal shelter as she lacked the skills of her proficient hunting dog father. Her gentle nature attracted Gayle Irwin and her husband, and they ended up bringing her home.
How small retail businesses can create a more professional image
Photo licensed from Adobe Stock. 2026-06-09T22:55:00-07:00 Hannah Mitchell One of the most persistent myths in small business is that looking professional is expensive. It isn’t. What it requires is consistency, attention to detail, and a clear sense of how you want customers to perceive you. The businesses that look polished on a modest budget aren’t spending more. They’re spending more deliberately. Here is how to do the same.
U.S. Army engineers train Ukrainian military officers on large-scale construction management
4 Members of Ukraine’s State Special Transport Service; the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District; Security Assistance Group – Ukraine; and the Rebuilding Ukraine Association pose after wrapping up the third Strategic Program and Project Delivery workshop June 5 at U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria in Grafenwoehr, Germany.
U.S. Army engineers train Ukrainian military officers on large-scale construction management
The process of managing large and complex construction projects is not a task to take lightly. Doing it well requires proper tools and training. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District wrapped up its third project management workshop for Ukrainian military officers from Ukraine’s State Special Transport Service on June 5 in Germany.
5 Tips to Build an Enclosure Your Leopard Tortoise Will Love
The leopard tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis) is becoming one of the increasingly popular pet land tortoises. They have adapted to living on land, meaning their specific requirements will differ from their counterparts with high water affinity. If you are learning to develop a suitable enclosure for a leopard tortoise, these tips will help you familiarise yourself with this reptile’s habitat needs. 1.
Open Letter: Intergenerational Equity demands greater investment in the protection and care of nature
Recent analysis by the Biodiversity Council found that only 0.06% of the federal budget will go to on-ground nature conservation programs this year – that is $1 out of every $1,667 in the federal budget. This amount is less than what was spent last year and will almost halve in future years, and is inadequate to halt nature loss and leave a healthy environment for future generations.
Arc’teryx’s All-New Lithos SL Brings Back the Best Harness Feature We’ve Seen in Years
Published May 28, 2026 09:32AM Gone are the days when just one harness worked for all my climbing pursuits. First was the progression from an all-around gym-and-crag workhorse to a streamlined sport-specific design. Then came the trad graduation, requiring generous gear loops and all-day multi-pitch comfort. Next, the winter harness: adjustable, accommodating of layers, and able to carry ice screws. Now, in spring 2026, Arc’teryx threatens to upend my harness wardrobe once again.
Arc’teryx Just Dropped a Brilliant New Harness. But Is Its Hefty Price Tag Justified?
Phoenix Climber’s Everest Triumph Ends In Tragedy On The Descent A months-long dream climb for a Phoenix mountaineer ended in tragedy on the world’s highest peak, as he died after standing on the summit of Mount …
Two wards praised for making ‘fantastic progress’ in improving patient experience
Two wards at the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) are taking strides towards improved patient care by cutting discharge times and improving the experience for patients. Ward 29 at the Glenfield Hospital (GH) and ward 14 at the Leicester General Hospital (LGH) have both achieved ‘Good’ ratings as part of the Leicester Excellence Accreditation Framework (LEAF) programme.
Rhine Ordnance Barracks Medical Center [Image 3 of 4]
4 In order to check window seals, a giant fan simulates driving rain by blasting water against the windows of the new, 985,000 square-foot hospital being constructed at Rhine Ordnance Barracks in Germany April 22, 2026. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is working closely with the German construction administration and their construction partner Joint Venture Ed. ZÜBLIN /Gilbane, the Defense Health Agency, U.S. Army Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz and other partners to deliver the new facility.
Strategic Program and Project Delivery workshop in Germany for Ukraine’s State Special Transport Service [Image 1 of 4]
4 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District Chief of Plans Matt Mollet passes out reading materials to officers from Ukraine’s State Special Transport Service for the Strategic Program and Project Delivery workshop April 27 at McCully Barracks in Wackernheim, Germany.
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