So UK doing worse than Greece? Hmmmm

66 seconds that shutter my heart in billion pieces.

“People are born to move. They are born to move rhythmically,” says dance psychologist Peter Lovatt For today's #NewScientistAdventCalendar, you can learn more about the benefits of dancing for free: newscientist.com/article/mg2403…

Quick question BAM Clothing which I couldn't find an answer to on your website... Does bamboo fabric shed microfibres when washed and if it does, how biodegradable are they and what impact do they have

Yet another cockup by Better helpers Clissold Leisure Centre. Sports Hall closed for renovations 👍. Classes moved to other locations in Centre 👍. Except Zumba @ 11am on Wed. Slot created in Studio 1 but class not set up in booking app so can't book. 😡

#BBCSaturdayLive My belated #dance story which also involves #stents. At the age of 65+ I started doing #zumba. A few years into this I started to get v mild chest pain. Was convinced it was indigestion. But no - after similar journey to jason byrne I now have two /1

One models I return to frequently in my change practice is the Prochaska & DiClemente "Stages of Change" model. It says that in planning change we should start from the stage that people are at. In health & care, people are often at pre-contemplation stage (not even thinking

LTNs Good For Health, Economy, Confirms U.K. Government Seeking Their End forbes.com/sites/carltonr…

“LTNs do not adversely affect response times for emergency vehicles,” clearly states "Low Traffic Neighbourhoods: Research Report." This research was commissioned by Sunak with the presumed aim of discrediting LTNs but has done the opposite.

“LTNs have succeeded in improving air quality on internal roads,” says official government report issued today and “there has been less street crime and improved road safety within LTNs.”

Truely appalling

Drawing: Possible causes of your problems. I've been appalled at the scenes we've witnessed over the last few days. It's utterly unacceptable that people should have to live in fear because of the colour of their skin. [Polite comments only, please.]

Just listened to BBC Radio 4 programme on Pete Atken and Clive James and it reminded me of this song that I had recorded off John Peel which sort of sums up my relationship with music