This month Devon County Council’s public health is supporting the campaign by Public Health England and the Royal College of GPs to encourage adults in Devon to fit in 10 minutes a day of continuous walking
Families in Devon will get tips for healthier snacking when the Change4Life roadshow comes to Newton Abbot Tesco on Thursday 18 January
Half of children’s sugar intake – currently around seven sugar cubes a day – comes from unhealthy snacks and sugary drinks, which can lead to obesity and tooth decay. A new Change4Life campaign aims to promote healthier snacks and give families easy choices to encourage their children to reduce the amount of sugar in their diets.
Get specialist help and support, and join the thousands of people who successfully use Stoptober to quit smoking for good.
Public Health England are launching Rise Above for Schools, giving teachers the resources to equip young people with resilience skills and boost their wellbeing.
Thousands of adults aged 40-60 living in Devon are putting their health at risk by not managing a brisk ten minute walk every day.
Advice has been issued to help the vulnerable to beat the heat, as Devon basks in a heatwave
Devon is highlighted in a national report that cites international good practice in public health promotion
