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For Men To Talk Attend Biggleswade Town Council Civic Service
On Sunday 22 March 2026 at 3pm, ‘For Men To Talk’ CEO Luke Newman and facilitator Kenny-Joe Witney were honoured to attend the Biggleswade Town Council Civic Service for Mayor of Biggleswade, Councillor Jonathan Woodhead. The service took place at St Andrew's Church, bringing together community members, leaders, and organisations from across the area. A Civic Service is an important tradition. It marks the role of the town mayor and offers a...
Recognising mental health struggles: Key signs for men to watch for
Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, yet it often goes overlooked, especially among men. Societal norms and expectations can make it challenging for men to recognise and acknowledge their mental health struggles. However, understanding the signs...
‘For Men To Talk’ joint hosting Men’s Health Event in Ampthill
On Friday 6th February 2026, men from across Central Bedfordshire are invited to take time for their health at a special Men’s Health Event in Ampthill. The event is being delivered by Healthwatch Central Bedfordshire, Ampthill Town Council and ‘For Men To Talk’. It...
Why men don’t talk about their mental health: Breaking the stigma
In today’s society, conversations around mental health are more prevalent than ever before. However, when it comes to men and mental health, there's still a significant gap. Despite the growing awareness and the push to normalise mental health discussions, many men...