From Dr William Bird MBE of Intelligent Health: evidence shows that living in stressful urban environments in childhood affects brain development and influences people for life... And it shows that investing in #play and #places for #children is investing in future #prosperity... And:

This panel Chaired by Dr William Bird MBE discusses 'Innovation in nature and heritage'. Hearing from a wide range of representative within the field, from those with lived experience to GPs. They discuss the healing power of heritage and nature. #ISPC2024

📢 We are hiring! Could you be our Mapping Project Officer & ensure that our Beat Boxes are in the most interesting, practical & safe locations possible for our Beat the Street players? If so, send in your application via the link below 👇 uk.indeed.com/jobs?q=project…

It gives us great pleasure to announce the Physical Activity Clinical Champion (PACC) for Sheffield, Dr Jo Maher NHS GP 🧡 Jo is pictured here with the PACC project team Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre, Rachel Young and Sarah Durkin. We look forward to working with you! #MoveMoreSheffield

Our statement on the results of the General Election:

More than 8,200 people are playing Beat the Street Edmonton ! Beat the Street is a transformational tool to help places tackle ill health, inequalities and climate change. #BeatTheStreet #Edmonton has been commissioned by Enfield Council with funding contributions by #London Marathon Active

🙌 What an amazing Business Day on Tuesday! Our talented team caught up for updates and some socialising. We even played Beat the Street in Wokingham for friendly competition before enjoying a well deserved meal together. Teamwork makes the dream work! 👏 #TeamDay #BusinessDay

We are thrilled to welcome Sarah Glover to our team as the new Physical Activity Clinical Champion (PACC) Relationship Manager! The #PACC programme provides free face to face (online or in person) training to people working in healthcare, and this is delivered nationwide by a

🏅 What a Beat the Street game it was in Wakefield!🎉 Did you take part? Take a look at the end-of-campaign film packed with local heroes and the key stats from Beat the Street in Featherstone, Streethouse, and Sharlston! Communities walked, wheeled and cycled while having

Sign up to our FREE, online Physical Activity Clinical Champion Training, on the prevention and management of long-term conditions - focusing on how to talk to get patients active. 🗓️Thursday 8th August | 13:00 - 14:30 Sign up here: forms.office.com/e/7dEQSuEb9t

More than 8,000 players took part in Beat the Street (BTS) and covered 36,231 miles in Edmonton! Congratulations to all the winners and a big thank you to everyone who participated. 🏆 Read the full story here: orlo.uk/JNG9Y Beat the Street Edmonton #BeattheStreetEdmonton

🏆 Meet some of the young winners of this year's record-breaking BTS Wokingham! 🧒 Floreat Montague Park won schools (total points) and Harsh, eight, topped the children's leaderboards 🥇. 🙏 It was run by My Journey Wokingham and Intelligent Health with funding 💸 from us and Defra UK .

Intelligent Health and Activity Alliance collaborated to make Beat the Street more accessible for disabled people and those with long-term health conditions. Data shows a significant decrease in physical inactivity levels for disabled participants since 2022. Inclusive strategies

🌳 Very interesting findings in this study shed light on the significant impact of greenspaces in addressing inequalities such as socioeconomic disadvantage and obesity. 🌳 At Intelligent Health, we recognise the crucial role that greenspaces play in promoting health and

Pleased to read about positive intent from the Government on walking and cycling. This funding must include commitment towards behaviour change, alongside infrastructure improvement. Looking forward to engaging with Department for Transport. theguardian.com/politics/artic… Intelligent Health