Health Matters: Students offer therapy in city

Previously named The Clinic, the Queen Square Wellness Centre is in Leeds City Centre and offers services to the public – as well as students and staff – and aims to provide relief from conditions such as stress, allergies, digestive disorders, coughs and colds, anxiety, or sports injuries.

Treatment is provided by final year Leeds Metropolitan students in the university's Faculty of Health.

To make an appointment, contact 0113 812 9186, email wellnesscentre@ leedsmet.ac.uk or visit the website at www.leedsmet. ac.uk/health/about_us_queen_square_wellness_centre.html

Put your mind to football

Concord Sports Centre has started a partnership with Sheffield City Council to help people with mental health issues through sport.

Minds Over Football training sessions will give adults with mental health issues an opportunity to participate in regular football matches, meet new people and develop their sporting ability. Concord will be the home for these weekly sessions, which are part of Sheffield City Council's Activity Sheffield initiative.

Coaches from Activity Sheffield will be on the look out for seven-a-side players to compete in the Yorkshire and Humberside Positive Mental Attitude League. For more information, call 0114 257 0053, or visit www. concordsportscentre.co.uk.

Valentine boost for cancer fund

The Royal York Hotel will be hosting a Valentines Pink Ball to raise money for Breast Cancer Care on Saturday, February 13, starting at 7pm.

Tickets are 55 each or a table of 10 for 500, which includes a champagne reception, three-course gala dinner and live music from The Nightjars. There will also be a red rose for the lady. Call 01904 688613 for more details and tickets.