Osteopath - Hannah Del Ponte

27/09/2025

02/12/2024

For the person who has everything - e-gift cards can be used as payment / part payment for any of our treatments.

Use discount code December24

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15/11/2024

Join us for the PCA Christmas Gift Fair this Saturday, November 16th, from 11 AM to 3 PM. Entry is £1.50, free for children.

15/11/2024

I’ll be at Parmiters Christmas Fair tomorrow! Come and have a chat about how Osteopathy can help you!

25/10/2024

Are you suffering with persistent pain?

Read our latest blog explaining the difference between persistent and acute pain, offering practical tips for those suffering from long-term discomfort. Discover what steps to take if you're experiencing persistent pain and learn how an osteopaths can help you.

READ NOW – https://www.iosteopathy.org/health-advice/understanding-persistent-pain-and-how-to-manage-it/

25/10/2024

Ready to optimize your health? 🧠💪 Biohacking isn’t just a trend—it’s about making small, intentional changes that can have big benefits. From better sleep to cold water therapy, which one would you try first? Let us know below! ⬇️

24/10/2024

Professor Peter Goadsby answers some of the most common migraine questions

24/10/2024

Check and discard any cosmetics with the following ingredient: Lilial also known as Butylphenyl methylpropional…. Full safety notice below

The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) is reminding the public to dispose of any cosmetics containing the banned ingredient Lilial.

This follows a reminder issued by OPSS to the UK cosmetics industry that any product containing Lilial must already have been removed from sale.

Butylphenyl methylpropional, otherwise known by its trade name ‘Lilial’, was used as a floral fragrance in a wide variety of cosmetics such as perfumes, shower gels and deodorants. However, because its use has been associated with harm to the reproductive system, it has been illegal to sell any product containing the chemical in Great Britain since December 2022.

Now, OPSS has issued a further reminder to companies selling cosmetics in the UK they must check their stock to ensure no product contains Lilial. They must immediately stop selling these products and consider recalling any sold after the ban came into place.

OPSS is also asking the public to check cosmetics in their home following reports that banned cosmetic products may still be available in the UK. Check labels and dispose of any that contain Lilial / butylphenyl methylpropional. If you’ve purchased these since 2022, report them to Citizens Advice Consumer Service (CACS) Tel 0808 223 1133 (Monday - Friday 9am-5pm) or via their webform (5pm Friday - 9am Monday) Consumer service: Post | Citizens Advice referrals. CACS can advise on any action or redress that may be available.