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role holder will be required to provide a car for business use and to travel throughout Wales together with occasional wider UK travel and work some unsocial hours. These requirements will be planned in
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points of note in the new legislation. Where relevant, further information on some of these elements will be included in the text below, or can be found within our other housing factsheets. Changes in terminology ... landlords’ (private registered providers of social housing will also be classed as a community landlord). Private rented sector landlords will continue to be referred to as ‘private landlords’, so there
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they have been in hospital, where families can be sure that their loved one’s health and care needs will be properly met, giving them the best chance of a full recovery. The main problems seem to be: ... may be able to go straight back home and pick up the reins as though nothing has happened, but many will need some kind of rehabilitative help to get fully better. In particular, older people may leave hospital
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the year with the positive news that vaccines to immunise against Covid-19 had been developed and will be rolled out in the coming months, with initial priority given to frontline health and social care ... be there for older people. Here’s hoping that 2021 will be a brighter year for all of us, as we work together to help bring about the changes that will deliver an age friendly Wales. Keeping warm when outdoors
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they help people get on the housing ladder and foster a culture of saving – however if this is at the cost of reduced pension saving then we question whether it is a price worth paying. 2. LISAs and pension ... the start of a move to a wider ISAbased approach to pension saving which will not be the right option for many young savers, and will leave them considerably worse off in retirement. Most ISAs are held in
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This exciting project will be supporting people to engage, participate, gain information, have their voices heard, understand their rights, make choices, be involved, share experiences, raise awareness ... to get the help and support they need at the earliest point and we know that the COVID-19 pandemic will have had a big impact on the lives of older people so they might need more support than ever to reengage
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Rhannu negeseuon cyson â’r cyhoedd a’r cyfryngau. 1 Raising awareness and de-stigmatising scams We will • Improve public awareness of scams and fraud and increase knowledge about the steps people can ... atafaelu asedau. • Ceisio adfer ymdeimlad o les a hyder i ddioddefwyr. 2 Prevention and protection We will • Increase the protection everyone, and especially vulnerable people, have against scams and fraud
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BBC Reith Lectures in 2001 on ‘The End of Age’. People often say that how long and healthily they will live is all determined by their genes. This leads to the fatalistic attitude that the body is programmed ... brighter side of life. 7 Understanding exactly what lifestyle and other choices make a difference will need a lot of further research. In the Newcastle 85+ Study, we are examining the health of very old
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Cymru’s Big Step fundraiser in July where the charity will be holding its annual fundraiser to help raise vital funds for its work. Supporters will be asked to walk 10,000 steps a day throughout the month ... facing many older people and then following their motto by ‘turning concern into action’.” “With the cost-of-living crisis and 220,000 older people in Wales saying they feel lonely, there’s a pressing need
