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Go EastSide Webinar: How does Regeneration energise a community?

EastSide Greenways are pleased to announce the sixth in a series of webinars hosted by EastSide Greenways in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast. Our sixth webinar will explore the principles and practice of Urban Regeneration; ‘How does Regeneration energise a community?’ Guest speakers: Agustina Martire – Senior Lecturer in Architecture, Queens …

GroundsWell Blog: Why we need to improve urban green spaces in a post-coronavirus world

For most of 2020, the outdoors was the only place we could exercise or socialise due to COVID-19. Green spaces have positive effects on our mental health and wellbeing, physical health and fitness, child development and social cohesion(1). Populations living in greener environments also have lower levels of differences in …

A call to action: Improving urban green spaces to reduce health inequalities exacerbated by COVID-19

Abstract Health is not equally distributed across society; there are avoidable, unfair, systematic differences in health between population groups. Some of these same groups (older people, BAME communities, those with some non-communicable diseases (NCDs)) may be particularly vulnerable to risk of exposure and severe COVID-19 outcomes due to co-morbidities, structural …

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