From the new ‘rule of six’ to the first West End musical to open its doors since lockdown, Telecare is bring you this month’s top news stories. Read now.
News: Eat Out to Help Out – All the Facts
The government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme seems to be a roaring success so far, but how exactly does it work? We’ve got all the answers on the blog.
News: Dame Vera Lynn, Marcus Rashford, and more.
In this month’s Telecare news roundup, we’ll be discussing the remarkable life of Dame Vera Lynn, the health benefits of volunteering, and much more.
News – Concentration camp survivor dies aged 103, a candid look at the Underground in 1970 and are you as fit as you could be?
This week we look at the positive impact of keeping fit over the age of 60. We showcase some candid images captured by photographer Mike Goldwater of London Underground passengers between 1970-1980 and honour Yvette Lundy, a French Resistance member and concentration Read More
News – Appeal to trace schoolgirl 60 years on, live longer if you’re optimistic and could a blood test predict your risk of death.
In this week’s news round-up we discover that having an optimistic outlook could mean you are more likely to live longer. Whilst the Abbeyfield Society is looking for two former schoolgirls who contacted an 80-year-old living in their London home 60 years Read More
News – Boost longevity with exercise, rise of the robot ‘nurse’ and potential life-threatening side effects for elderly on multiple medicines
In this weeks news article it’s been highlighted that just a little exercise can help to improve our lifespan as we get older.
News: 12 years to act on climate change
In the news this week it has been announced that we have 12 years to act on climate change before the world is drastically changed.
