Weight gain consequences of eating 'extras'
A new obesity prevention campaign from the Public Health Agency aims to make people aware of the consequences of eating extras. Eating just an extra 100 calories each day more than your body needs...
View ArticleTake care driving in wintry conditions
With colder temperatures forecast, icy roads and some wintry weather could make driving conditions more difficult in some areas. Always adjust your driving according to the conditions and plan your...
View ArticleApplications open for customer engagement academy
Opportunities are now open for people to take part in the pilot Customer Engagement Specialist Academy. It will provide up to 20 individuals an intensive five-week pre-employment training and a...
View ArticleHealthy eating can help children at school
Its International School Meals Day, which aims to promote healthy eating in schools around the world. Enjoying a healthy and nutritious school meal can help children and young people achieve to the...
View ArticleImproving reading skills and discovering joy of books
Its World Book Day. Books allow us to experience the pleasure of reading, and parents are urged to do what they can to encourage their children to develop their reading skills.
View ArticleRecognising signs of ovarian cancer
It's Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer of the ovary affects around 150 women in Northern Ireland each year. There are signs you can watch out for. The sooner ovarian cancer is detected, the easier...
View ArticleStay safe when mixing slurry
Farmers are being urged to be responsible for their own and their families safety when mixing slurry. Its vital to follow recommended safety advice and stay out of the mixing building for at least...
View ArticleHelp available if you want to quit smoking
One in every two smokers will die of a tobacco-related disease. If you smoke, have you thought about taking the first step towards quitting? Make a plan, think about what you're going to do to stay off...
View ArticlePreventing accidents at home
It's Family Safety Week. More accidents happen in the home than anywhere else, but there are steps you can take to reduce the risk.
View ArticleDistracted drivers could cost lives
Two new road safety adverts deal with the issue of driver distraction and inattention. Driver being careless or not paying attention is consistently the main cause of deaths on our roads.
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