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  1. Getting started on the internet

    One of the first things you should do online is set up an email (electronic mail) account. It's a free and easy way to stay in touch with family and friends, and it's the main way that organisations and ... need a TV licence. Apart from making sure you've paid for a valid TV licence where necessary, it's free to use all of these online TV services.  Click here to find out more about TV licence concessions

  2. Why partner with Age UK

    cause-related marketing partnership – get in touch today! The Big Knit For more than 20 years Age UK and innocent's iconic partnership, The Big Knit, has raised over £3 million for national and local services

  3. Margaret's resilience

    On top of this, she found that she was priced out of her favourite things to do. “I like to knit but I couldn't afford to buy the wool,” she explains. “I love reading, but books were ... restored, Margaret’s enjoying engaging in her favourite activities again – which, alongside knitting and reading, include a more unusual hobby for her age group. “I follow a boy band called BTS

  4. Eva's story

    This friendship has helped Eva to develop others, as well as to re-embrace her hobbies , including knitting and bingo. “Knowing someone's there who's bothered about you, who cares about you and your

  5. Moments that matter

    says Eva. Throwing herself into every aspect of her new life, Eva enjoys all the coffee mornings, knitting clubs and activities her sheltered accommodation offers – and has even got herself a bee tattoo

  6. Inspirational women on International Women's Day

    intervening years since her first care experience, she’s worked as a nurse, and spends much of her free time caring for others too by ensuring none of her friends and neighbours spend Christmas alone. Having

  7. Ways we could work together

    raise much-needed funds to support older people. Check out our partnership with innocent for The Big Knit See how we worked with Cadbury Learn more about our record-breaking partnership with Omaze Strategic

  8. Grandparents' Day

    woolly hat, whatever the weather. She was a keen knitter and happily took part in the Big Knit, as well as knitting for her family members overseas. She supported many charities and always told me how proud

  9. Influenza (Flu) symptoms, treatment & prevention

    to help protect your health during the winter – and if you're 65 or over you can get it for free.

  10. TV licence concessions

    If you're 75 or over and you claim Pension Credit, you're entitled to a free TV licence. If you're visually impaired, you may be able to get a discount.

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