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  1. Spiced Christmas sponge cake

    out of fondant icing. Decorating tip Whisk some red food colouring into your icing to make the cake look even more Christmassy. Or get some gold food spray (available in the home baking section at most

  2. Answering the call at Christmas

    festive period. For lots of us, Christmas Day is eagerly anticipated – a chance to celebrate with food, family, laughter and gifts. But, sadly, many people will find this Christmas a real struggle. More ... plenty to keep their own Christmas spirits up. "We have an amazing team who all contribute to Christmas food and we all tuck in," says Alison. "Our fridge is currently well stocked! "I know of two colleagues

  3. 8 tips to tackle the climate emergency

    transporting, selling, storing and throwing away food – everything we eat has an impact on the environment and the climate. Yet about a third of all food produced for human consumption is wasted. Perhaps

  4. How benefits checks can change lives

    no longer afford a taxi to her essential medical appointments. She had also reduced the amount of food she was buying to the point that it began to affect her wellbeing and that of her husband, Brian, ... thinking ‘there goes my Sunday dinner’. Maggie and Brian can now also afford to buy the right food for Brian’s special post-cancer diet, and crutches that enable Maggie to enjoy walks with her

  5. Eye health

    partner on the Guarantee Credit part of Pension Credit, you're automatically entitled to a voucher towards the cost of glasses or contact lenses. If you or your partner receive Universal Credit and

  6. Fit as a Fiddle

    2007. Projects were delivered regionally by over 400 community organisations, including 100 local Age UKs. Over 350,000 older people and 4,500 volunteers participated in activities throughout

  7. Why partner with Age UK

    matters – to everyone who matters to you We're all living longer. One in five of us will live to be 100. Age UK can help you understand your older customers and maximise their potential. We can also help

  8. Health and safety while fundraising

    service. Food and drink If you’re providing refreshments at your event, please take a look at the Food Standards Agency website and follow their guidance on preparing, storing and labelling food safely

  9. How to attract wildlife to your garden

    wildlife, and release the full potential of our gardens. 1. Green fingers Use plants that provide food and shelter. Fragrant flowers like buddleia, lavender, dandelions or bluebells will attract butterflies ... Go organic Avoid using pesticides, because they can be harmful to various animals and interrupt the food chain. Birds and hedgehogs eat pests so they will be controlled naturally. 4. Recycle Start composting

  10. Help a lonely older person this Christmas

    their homes. Not when money's so tight they're choosing between putting the heating on and buying food. Not even when they feel desperately lonely.  In their stories below, Brenda and Terry share

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