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Research Finds Lack Of Social Care Support Is Affecting Staff Productivity

A recent survey from Carers UK has revealed that two in three employers would like more support for care services in order to keep their staff at work – with the majority of employers agreeing that the current shortage of care services is affecting the health and productivity of staff. Regarding the research findings, Helen […]

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Our ‘Neon Day’ Fundraising Challenge For Carers Week

This year, Carers Week ran between 8 – 12th June. Carers Week dedicated to raising awareness, support, and spreading more information about the obstacles and challenges unpaid carers face in our society. The theme for this year’s Carers Week was “making carers visible”, and so for our activity to help raise awareness this year, the […]

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Your Total Mobility Scooter Buying Guide | Maintaining Your Scooter

Buying a mobility scooter can be life-changing for many people, giving you an entirely new level of independence to move around your neighbourhood without additional assistance. With so much to gain, it only makes sense that you’ll want to do your research to make sure you get a mobility scooter that best suits your needs. […]

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The Surewise Marathon: 26.2 Miles & £520 Raised For Carers UK

Taking part in the 2.6 challenge, our team decided on the Surewise marathon: a collective effort to raise money for Carers UK and run the equivalent of a marathon between us! Taking Part in the 2.6 Challenge Last Saturday 26th April, the London Marathon was supposed to go ahead. Thousands of people who had put […]

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Just 8% Of Carers Feel They Have Sufficient Breaks From Caring

Just 8% of carers feel that they currently recieve sufficient breaks from caring, according to new figures released by the national charity, Carers UK. One-third of carers said they would use a break from caring to attend their own medical appointments, while more than 50% of the carers interviewed (52%) said they would use their break to be able to see other family and friends.

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What Does Home Insurance Cover?

What Does Home Insurance Cover? Home insurance is not currently a legal requirement in the UK, but it does provide protection for your home and it’s contents against a number of circumstances, including natural disasters, damage, and theft. If you are a homeowner, your mortgage provider may require that you take out a building insurance […]

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6 Benefits of Owning a Mobility Scooter

A mobility scooter is a big investment for many people, so it’s understandable that you want to be sure you need one before committing to buying a mobility scooter for yourself. There is a huge range of benefits to owning a mobility scooter, and many people find that owning their mobility scooter provides more opportunities […]

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Carers Rights Day 2018: Know Your Rights As A Carer

Carers Rights Day is an annual event held to help carers find the support and advise they need, as well as to raise public awareness of the additional help carers need in their roles. Here, we provide a breakdown of some of the benefits you’re entitled to as a carer in the UK.

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Carers Week 2018: What You Need to Know

11th – 17th June is Carers Week, an annual event aimed at raising awareness for caring and providing more support for carers and the challenges they face. Find out all you need to know about what’s happening and how to get involved.

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Who Can Drive a Mobility Scooter? | Mobility Scooter FAQs

Mobility scooters can absolutely transform the lives of people with mobility problems, giving you far more independence and freedom of movement. It’s for this reason that many people who find they cannot move around very much on their own are keen to find out more about their options when it comes to scooters – including […]

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Great Tips on How to Buy and Hire Mobility Scooters

There are several things you need to consider before you buy a mobility scooter, but one of the first is whether you’re going to buy your scooter online or in-store. Buying online has the benefit of being convenient, but you don’t benefit from in-store service and advice.

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Support for Carers this Christmas

For many, Christmas is a time to let loose and enjoy the festivities around you. However, for carer’s the reality can often be somewhat difficult, with the festive season actually being one of the most stressful times to care for another person. As a carer, you will probably have had to sacrifice plans and make […]

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How To Sell Your Home for More: 7 Tips to Staging Your Home

Preparing your home for potential buyers – otherwise known as ‘staging’ – is an important process to ensure your property has maximum appeal for buyers. Staging your home correctly can not only sell your property faster but can also help to add thousands in value to your home – so check out our top tips […]

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Why Landlords and Tenants Hate Mould and Damp

Mould, landlords and tenants: They’re a combustible combination. Tenants feel landlords ought to take responsibility for the problem and fix it ASAP without any cost to them. Landlords, on the other hand, often feel that mould and dampness caused by condensation are tenants’ fault because they dry clothes inside or keep the windows closed when […]

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Private Landlords Fight Unfair Buy-to-Let Tax Changes

Changes to tax laws that govern buy-to-let properties have landlords up in arms. The planned buy-to-let tax is deemed unfair because it targets private landlords who have buy-to-let properties in their own names and doesn’t target companies that invest in rental properties. Furthermore, tax will be on turnover rather than profit, which will eat into […]

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How Can We Make Playgrounds Safe & Fun for Disabled Children?

Children’s playgrounds are places of fun, laughter and the occasional injury. But not all children can join in the fun because playgrounds simply don’t cater to their special needs. Sadly, children with disabilities are often unintentionally discriminated against in public parks and playgrounds. Parents of disabled children in Cork have had enough. They successfully lobbied […]

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Easy Peasy Tips for Home Improvements That Save Your Energy Bill

Looking to make your home more energy efficient without breaking the bank? You don’t need a major renovation to see a difference. With a few simple tweaks and smart upgrades, you can lower your energy bills, make your space more comfortable, and even boost your home’s value. Here are some easy-peasy tips for home improvements […]

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