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you prepare your home for winter. Your main stopcock • If water pipes freeze they can burst, so you need to be able to turn off the water at the main stopcock. You will need to check that it’s not jammed ... viruses. Make sure you wash your hands regularly with soap and warm water. Where it is not possible to wash your hands with soap and warm water immediately, use an alcohol based, anti-bacterial hand sanitizer
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significant improvement in early diagnosis rates for dementia in Wales, and look to Belfast in Northern Ireland for lessons in how they have achieved 70% diagnosis rate and monitor progress towards achieving ... issues throughout their careers. Do Not Attempt Resuscitation orders (nor the withdrawal of food and water) must not be placed on a person’s medical records unless they and/or their family/carer are aware
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international examples, ranging from the 1920s and the 2000s in the US in a bid to explain high unemployment rates; to the French shortened working week in the 1990s in order to free up jobs for young people; and ... from time to time. In the UK some commentators have again begun referring to it to explain the high rates of youth unemployment. But as this paper demonstrates, they are sorely mistaken. 2. Overview of
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Government conducting further research to understand the wide range of reasons for lower switching rates, and develop the support needed. 4. For example, the Government (and service providers) should understand ... people will not switch, and ensure that prices are not set at disproportionately and unfairly high rates. We are concerned that as suppliers in different sectors become more advanced in their use of customer
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adequately support older workers, particularly those aged 55+ who face by far the lowest job outcome rates. Older workers appear to be at risk of being parked and left languishing on benefits or being forced ... jobseekers in the jobs market generally are reflected in the Work Programme by the declining success rates as participants get older. We are primarily concerned with relative outcomes within the Work Programme
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or English, on 0300 303 44 98 between 9am and 4pm, Monday to Friday (calls are charged at the same rate as a call to a standard 01 or 02 number). They will also be automatically included in any landline ... warm drinks during the winter. As well as coffee and tea you could also try warming drinks such hot water with ginger, lemon, honey, peppermint – even squash. And if you have a head cold, peppermint tea
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to turn. If it’s jammed, you may need to get it replaced. If water pipes freeze they can burst, so you need to be able to turn off the water at the main stopcock. • Have your electric blanket serviced at ... flu. Make sure you wash your hands regularly with soap and warm water. Where it is not possible to wash your hands with soap and warm water immediately, use an anti-bacterial hand sanitizer. Clean surfaces
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leaving hundreds of thousands of older people without convenient access to basic banking services. This rate has accelerated in the past year, with more than 600 bank branches closing across Britain in this
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Stephen McNair (NIACE) ‘How important is learning for older people?’ 3 Participants were asked to rate several elements about their community, such as local services, public transport, neighbourhood safety ... community decisions and plans?’ Out of 970 responses to this question, 330 rated it as poor, 376 rated it fair, and only 264 rated it as good or excellent. Clearly, older people feel that their views are
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illness – which is especially important this year. Regularly washing our hands with soap and water is one of the best ways to stop germs spreading. It's a good idea to keep some hand sanitiser alcohol
