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MrSimonBrewster
Tue 8 Sep 2026

Rethinking BPH Symptom Management

Mr Simon Brewster Outlines the Latest Advances

Needing to pee multiple times day and night, getting ‘caught short’, disappearing 10 or 20 minutes at a time to urinate and planning

Mr Musaab Yassin   Pic 1
Tue 8 Sep 2026

Tired of planning your day around the nearest toilet? You are not alone. If you’re getting up five to six times a night, or taking longer and longer to pee, you might be tempted to dismiss

Aug2026 Carousels ScreenFreeSummer
Mon 3 Aug 2026

The summer holidays are meant to be ours to shape. Six weeks where the days are not set by a timetable or a screen, but by us. That should feel like a choice worth making – the opportunity

Cary Arms  amp  Spa June 2017
Mon 1 Jun 2026

The first thing to mention when it comes to The Cary Arms & Spa is the stunning beauty of the setting. The panoramic vista of Babbacombe Bay is spectacular. At 300 feet above sea level,

April2026 WobblyMiddle
Wed 1 Apr 2026

One of the best things about producing a regional magazine is the opportunity it affords to shine a spotlight on local people doing amazing things. Like Patsy Day whose podcast, The Wobbly Middle,

Glute Bridges
Wed 1 Apr 2026

If you want to enjoy the Oxfordshire countryside at its springtime finest, find yourself a four-legged companion, suggests James Mitchell. “He doesn’t like hats, I’m not sure

Divorce
Wed 4 Mar 2026

Divorce often comes after months, even years, of emotional strain, uncertainty, and difficult conversations. And deciding to separate or divorce is just one part of the equation. You have to navigate the legal, emotional, and financial aspects of this deeply unsettling time.

sleep 1
Thu 19 Feb 2026

For years, the advice was simple. Get eight hours of sleep. But emerging research suggests the conversation needs to be more nuanced. It is not simply how long you sleep. It is how well.

safety
Wed 18 Feb 2026

A frayed laptop lead on a shared desk can look harmless until it warms up and smells sharp. The same goes for a kettle in a staff kitchen that trips the socket every few days.