Nic Marks is a statistician, speaker and author who pioneered workplace wellbeing. He founded the Centre for Wellbeing at the New Economics Foundation, creating the Happy Planet Index and the Five Ways to Wellbeing. Now, through Friday Pulse and his
Molly Haywood Newberry is the new Network Development Manager at the Network of Wellbeing. Here, she tells the story of what led her to join us and how she wants to build a Warrior Wellbeing Family. ___________________________________________________________________________ In the summer
Are you a lone ranger – someone who works from home for a good cause? Do you sometimes struggle to get things done? You’re not alone. Government statistics show that 41% of workers now work from home at least part
Summer is almost over. The hedgerows are full of berries and the fruit trees are sagging from the weight of their fruit. It’s still warm in Devon, but Autumn is on its way. Soon, the nights will come in and
Alan Heeks is a writer, pioneer and group leader with a passion for wellbeing, resilience, sustainability, and how we can learn about them from nature. His latest project is aimed at young people who are concerned about climate change. Here
For over ten years, the Network of Wellbeing has been a proud sponsor of the Resurgence Trust’s Festival of Wellbeing. This year’s Festival takes place on Saturday, 4th October 2025 and promises to be a day ‘of great wisdom and
The Network of Wellbeing (NOW) is looking to recruit a Network Development Manager – someone to take responsibility for growing our relationships with our followers, especially wellbeing changemakers in the public, private and third sectors. Whoever fills the role will
Over 700 people gathered in Buckfastleigh in Devon, this week, for a celebration of wool, creativity and community – the WoolFest. Hosted by the Share Shed – A Library of Things and the much-loved Woolly Nanas, and supported by the
