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the score, the closer is the community to being suitable for all ages; the lower the score, the more work needed to make it age friendly. The survey was distributed to older people across Wales between August ... not give you time to cross (Gwynedd) • The three street lights in my immediate vicinity are not working and have not for over 18 months which renders my area totally dark at night (Flintshire) • I only
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Senate of Older People, Active Wales, National Pensioners Convention Wales, and Pensioners Forum Wales worked together to gather the experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the winter Covid-19
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you are ‘habitually resident’, the local authority will look at things like: where you live and work; “where you have family or friends”; “the reasons why you have come to live in the area” “where ... an audio version. Note: Most local authorities will provide a leaflet explaining how their system works. You have the right to request information to enable you to assess the likely outcome of your application
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you are ‘habitually resident’, the local authority will look at things like: where you live and work; “where you have family or friends”; “the reasons why you have come to live in the area” “where ... an audio version. Note: Most local authorities will provide a leaflet explaining how their system works. You have the right to request information to enable you to assess the likely outcome of your application
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circumstances can be found on GOV.UK (page 27). “Dad died without a will. It was really confusing trying to work out what should go to who.” Jerry, 70 10 Making a will. Making sure your will is written and signed ... Solicitors Regulation Authority (page 28). Lawyers charge either a fixed fee or an hourly rate for this work, depending on the complexity of your will – this should all be explained in their letter of engagement
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all-encompassing term, but rather, use specific examples of living with frailty in order to drive self-identification o Using language that resonates with older people’s desire to maintain or return to ... as linked to end of life. This meant that even relatively frail older people in the sample did not self-identify with the term ‘frail’ because: • They were not (yet) experiencing the very extreme symptoms
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you support the work set out in the draft flood risk management plan to reduce flood risk? We welcome the intention, set out in FRMPs, for the various Flood Management Authorities to ‘work in partnership
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oedran yn y gweithle trwy’r rhaglen Age at Work, mewn partneriaeth ag Age Cymru. Mae’n cael ei ariannu gan Gronfa Gymunedol y Loteri Genedlaethol. Trwy Age at Work, mae Busnes yn y Gymuned yn helpu cyflogwyr ... sy’n creu gweithleoedd cynhwysol, aml-genhedlaethol lle gall gweithwyr o bob oed ffynnu. Mae Age at Work yn RHAD AC AM DDIM i gyflogwyr o bob maint a phob sector ac mae’n darparu cyfres o declynnau, cefnogaeth
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so it’s important you don’t rush into anything. This guide explains what equity release is, how it works, and where to get advice to help you decide if it’s right for you. 5 Equity release might seem like ... directory of solicitors with equity release experience. You’ll need a solicitor to carry out the legal work involved in taking out equity release, and it’s a good idea to choose one who acts only on your behalf
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written materials and individual enquiries by telephone, letters, emails and face to face sessions. We work closely with Age Cymru, Age NI and Age Scotland. Local Age UKs are active in supporting and advising ... comes to proposals around monitoring quality, it will be important to ensure that all stakeholders work in partnership when concerns emerge. Care Act and NHS Continuing Healthcare reviews as well as safeguarding
