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  1. Say hello to an older neighbour

    neighbour's door and ask them if they need anything. You could: invite them round for a cup of tea and a slice of cake drive them to a medical appointment pick up some shopping for them ask if they have anything

  2. Neighbour disputes: noise, anti-social behaviour, planning & boundary issues

    to stop anti-social behaviour. Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs). Local councils and the police can ask a court can make a CBO if someone is being prosecuted for a crime involving anti-social behaviour ... these approaches resolves the matter, talk to your local council’s Environmental Health team and ask them to look into it. Does your neighbour want to extend their house? Have they built something that

  3. Job interview tips

    Practice with your local job club, the Jobcentre Plus or in front of a family member or friend. Ask them how you come across and what areas you can improve upon. 2. Read the job specification and job ... can really help in the interview. It shows you have made the effort to find out more.You should also ask about the interview format, so you know what to expect on the day. 4. Plan for the interview day. Double-check

  4. Responsible Gambling Guide

    If you are concerned about the amount you are gambling and feel it is taking over your life, then asking yourself the following questions may help you assess whether or not gambling is becoming a problem: ... have a problem with gambling please visit BeGambleAware’s website for help and advice at  www.begambleaware.org , or call 24-7 the National Gambling Helpline on  0808 8020 133 . If you would

  5. Older Men at the Margins: how men experience and combat loneliness and social isolation in later life

    social interaction more difficult in noisier group environments. Some felt embarrassed by having to ask people to repeat themselves.  Helping older men open up about their experiences of loneliness

  6. Healthy eating: fact vs fiction

    superfoods or swap your Sunday roast for a salad. Here we address some of the most common food myths and ask the experts what we really should be eating. What's the myth?  Low-fat foods are best for us.

  7. Health conditions that can affect your driving

    There's a lot to consider if you're an older driver. Our information and advice can help you learn how to declare health conditions to the DVLA, undertake a driving assessment and adapt to life without driving.

  8. Universal Credit

    Universal Credit is a new benefit gradually being introduced nationally. It will eventually replace a number of existing benefits. Find out more from Age UK.

  9. What to do when your caring role changes or ends

    care . The person you look after may require more support than you have the time or energy to give. Ask their local council to assess, or reassess, their care needs. Their changing health needs may entitle

  10. Being Discharged from Hospital: What Support Will I Get?

    you find that the support services aren’t suitable, you should contact social services and ask for a review of your care plan. Find out more about care plans If you're not assessed as being eligible

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