Exercise snacking 0 comments
Exercise snacking – manageable fitness To be honest, I tend to think of snacking as a bad habit – tasty treats between meals that play havoc with healthy eating plans. [...]
Lasting Power of Attorney 0 comments
Lasting Power of Attorney (England and Wales) A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more people you trust to make [...]
Advance Care Planning 0 comments
Advance Care Planning: making your wishes known Nobody likes to think about becoming seriously ill or approaching the end of life. But planning ahead isn’t about expecting the worst – [...]
Warm Home Discount & more money-saving tips 2 comments
Warm Home Discount and more Here are some ideas about ways that you may be able to save money on keeping warm, if you have a disability, are elderly, and [...]
Digital switchover 5 comments
The Digital Switchover: What It Means for Older and Disabled People The UK’s telephone network is undergoing one of the biggest communications changes in decades. By January 2027, the traditional [...]
National Walking Month 0 comments
National Walking Month: Why every step counts – and how to walk more comfortably As National Walking Month comes to a close, many people may feel they have missed their [...]
Regional Environmental Control Equipment Service 3 comments
Regional Environmental Control Equipment Service (RECES) (external links below will open in a new browser tab or window) Part of the NHS, RECES is a regional service that provides environmental [...]
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) 111 comments
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is the benefit paid to people between 16 and state retirement age (currently 66) to help with the extra costs of living with a disability or [...]
Shining a light on autoimmune conditions 2 comments
Millions of people in the UK are living with an autoimmune disease, yet these conditions remain misunderstood (external links below will open in a new browser tab or window) Autoimmune [...]