For millennia, bees and people have shared a close and evolving connection, shaped by the ways communities across the world have relied on bees for food and livelihoods, with bees often becoming part of their cultural identity. From honey hunting to a large variety of beekeeping systems, this relationship has continually adapted to different environments, technologies, and socio-cultural needs. World Bee Day 2026 focuses on how humans and bees have been working together to

We are celebrating a group of superheroes who do not ware capes (Edna Mode would be very proud). On international nurses day this year, we are celebrating and recognising this group of talented and dedicated individuals who often go above and beyond in the course of their duties to provide the very best care and not always with the best conditions. We are of course referring to all nurses around the world. Some work in very professional, purpose-built hospitals and clinics

Walking – many of us take it fore granted in that it’s a simple thing we have been doing every day of our lives from the time we were a toddler. However, as we get older, we can find that we are actually walking less, especially in our older years. If we experience health issues that affects our ability to walk such as joint pain, it can make us less inclined to try and build back our ability to just go for a walk. Walking is a simple, free, and effective, low-impact exer

Earth Day is a campaign to help people to come together to play a part in protecting our most valuable asset, this planet and all of its eco-systems. Environmental progress is built through everyday action—from communities protecting ecosystems to innovators advancing solutions. Clean air, safe water, and climate resilience aren’t optional—they’re essential. For Earth Day 2026 we know that every action counts and every voice matters. Our hospital building has been enhanced ov

Our very long anticipated Easter residents have arrived! We are delighted to announce that the eight eggs that arrived at St Luke's Hospital a few days ago have all hatched successfully. We are now the very proud temporary home to eight hen chicks - all rare breeds. Our new arrivals have been a talking point throughout the Hospital, with frequent visits from residents, relatives, friends and staff during the week. As they've got older and steadier, residents were able to se