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Half of all people experience back pain at some point in their lives. Our physio manager, Kevin Teasdale, is here to help.

The sun was out on Cleethorpes’s North Prom and the wind was up, making for a bracing but still lovely trip out on the triobike.

A very classy field of 238 entries including four former winners line up for the HMT supported 91st Monsal Hill Climb is this Sunday.

Although we are thankfully no longer under lockdown restrictions, Covid-19 is still with us – and we are keeping stringent precautions in place for the safety of our patients and staff.

We are delighted to have been highlighted by ISCAS, the Independent Sector Complaints Adjudication Service, as an example of good practice.

Our Lilly-ann – our Unsung Hero at the Community Awards 2021 – has become a national media star!

Since scooping the award at our glittering ceremony earlier this month, the eight-year-old from Immingham has appeared in newspapers including The Daily Mail and The Mirror, highlighting the debilitating condition she lives with day in, day out.

St Hugh’s is proud to have developed a long-standing NHS partnership throughout the Covid pandemic to help treat long-waiting surgical patients and support the national Elective Recovery Plan. Our specialist areas of support include orthopaedics, general surgery, ophthalmology, gynaecology, and diagnostics.

Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside…

With high temperatures, a bright blue sky and a beaming sun, we couldn’t resist getting out and about on Cleethorpes Prom with the St Hugh’s triobike.

We again teamed up with Friendship At Home to offer rides along the seafront, from the leisure centre right down to the pier and back, for the older people the local charity supports.

By that, we don’t mean the fractions and decimal places we learned at school, but your vital statistics – like understanding your blood pressure and recognising an unhealthy body mass index (BMI).