Money saving tips and discounts for disabled people
Some companies and organisations offer discounts for disabled people and their carers - read on to find out what you could save.
Some companies and organisations offer discounts for disabled people and their carers - read on to find out what you could save.
What has Europe ever done for me? It's a question that the impending referendum has caused me to ask myself. I had always been supportive, but throwing myself into the campaign to remain meant I needed to be clear in my mind why I was supportive and what the benefits were. And having helped so far at street stalls in Truro, Plymouth, Taunton, Yeovil, Bristol and Stroud, it has proved a useful exercise as voters have rightly demanded to know what good the EU has done.
Polling shows young people in the U.K., like elsewhere in Europe, have radically different views to their parents' generation on a whole range of issues, from immigration to gay marriage, reports Politico. They are also far less taken with Euroskepticism, tending to view the EU, and globalization in general, as an opportunity rather than a threat. Problem is, they can't be relied on to get to the polling booths on June 23: http://www.politico.eu/article/cameron-brexit-eu-referendum-easyjet-generation-can-fix-brexit-if-they-can-be-bothered/
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In a booklet from 2003, the National Trust states that it is "a recognised fact that nature does not recognise or stop at...
Last week I had one of my regular long chats with my wonderful father and, as it often does, what he said got me thinking. Why don't more older and disabled people know about all the things they are entitled to from the State and that they deserve to receive? How many lives could be improved and made easier if people just knew what's out there to help them? Welfare benefits, home helps, aids and appliances, it's all there and available but people often don't know about it or don't realise it applies to them and their own particular circumstances.