Lorraine Kelly, Shane Meadows, Sir Norman Lamb, and The Archers were among the winners recognised for championing mental health in the UK media at last night’s Bupa Mind Media Awards.

The next UK Government must tackle the massive strain NHS services are under, as thousands of mental health appointments for young people are cancelled, says mental health charity Mind.

Mind has responded to a report from the Royal College of Psychiatrists which shows an estimated 1,060 more mental health beds are needed to reduce bed-occupancy rates to acceptable levels alone

The nation’s mental health has been left on pause for far too long, putting lives at risk. As the UK General Election is confirmed for 12 December, Mind is calling for commitments that will make a real difference for those of with mental health problems.

UK businesses and organisations join forces with mental health charities and non-governmental organisations in the most widespread collaboration of its kind to promote a nationwide commitment on improving mental health care in the workplace.

Mind has issued a response to the CQC’s State of Care report, which this year focuses particularly on inpatient mental health services, which have seen a reduction in quality.

Mind, the mental health charity, are pleased to announce award winning radio DJ, TV presenter and author Greg James as this year’s host for the Bupa Mind Media Awards on Wednesday 13 November in London.

Mind responded to today's speech, which included the Government’s commitment to reform the Mental Health Act.

At a time when a quarter of the population experience mental health problems, the Co-op today (10 October) announced a new charity partnership to support its commitment to tackle mental wellbeing for its colleagues and communities across the UK.

Britain Get Talking is the first stage of a long-term commitment from ITV to promote mental wellbeing with the goal of getting 10 million people to take action to improve their mental health by 2023.