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What is the aim of the government’s loneliness strategy?
We take a look at the aim of the UK government’s first loneliness strategy recently announced by Prime Minister, Theresa May.
Best bathrooms for wheelchair users
Accessibility doesn’t just include easier access; it means feeling safe and secure to have the most enjoyable bathing experience.
How to get involved in your community this Christmas
Christmas is a time where people come together, to spend the few last moments of the year, to unwind and share the love. It’s also a great time to connect with the local community.
7 tips to keep your house warm this winter
Here are seven handy tips to keep your home toasty this winter, so you can stay healthy and comfortable without paying a fortune.
What are the advantages of a walk-in bath?
There’s no better way to spend a cold, winter evening than in the tub. Not only does it warm you up, a bath can ease stress, lift your spirits, and heal sore and aching muscles.
Top festive events this Christmas
As the Christmas season fast approaches and decorations begin to appear, there’s no shortage of festive things to do and see in cities across the UK. Add one of our top picks to your calendar this winter.
5 reasons to get a walk-in shower with a bench
Many people miss out on this opportunity by not feeling totally safe and relaxed in their bathroom. We want to highlight a type of shower that could transform your experience.
How wet rooms can ease the difficulty of bathing
Entirely waterproof, wet rooms are designed to support long-term difficulties posed by bathing. We offer a range of wet rooms, depending on the specific needs of the individual.
Top tools to ease the strain of gardening
Gardening decreases stress levels, keeps us active, and lets us pause for a few minutes away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Fun and stimulating activities to do with someone who has dementia
Stimulating activities can help to maintain a sense of accomplishment and worth, while encouraging moments of genuine fun and happiness.
Great school equipment for children with disabilities
While many children will have stocked up with new pens and pencils for their return to school, children with disabilities may find they need a little extra help as term gets underway.
Parkinson’s disease: Causes, symptoms & treatment
Research shows that 1 in 500 people in the UK are affected by Parkinson’s disease.Cells in the brain stop working properly and are lost over time. These cells make a chemical called dopamine, which lubricates the part of our brain that controls movement.
Why you should consider a walk-in shower
Walk-in showers are a modern solution for those who have difficulty bathing – because losing mobility shouldn’t mean losing your independence. But why should you consider a walk-in shower?
Accessible holiday destinations – at home and abroad
Great holidays offer more than the chance to simply slow down; they allow us to see the world, experience new sensations and enjoy time with family. That’s why it’s important you choose a destination that’s accessible for you.
Easy ways to brighten up your garden
Some psychology experts believe that colour can significantly affect our moods. For example, yellow is an invigorating and happy colour, whilst orange connotes joy and enthusiasm.
Arts and Crafts for people with disabilities
Participating in such activities can increase your skill set from coordination to creativity, but they can also be a new way to express yourself and communicate your feelings to others.
What sanitaryware can I get with my bathing solutions bathroom?
When looking for the ideal sanitaryware It’s important that it compliments your bathroom space and also meet your everyday needs.
The most accessible festivals
There are many festivals that you can choose to attend, that will not only accommodate your creative and artistic tastes, but also have accessibility access.