Nationwide to Install Life-Saving Equipment at All Branches
Nationwide Building Society plans to install external defibrillators and bleed control kits at all UK branches, providing 24/7 access to emergency equipment for communities.
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Art Saved Me from Daily Thoughts of Death: Ben Poultney
Ben Poultney, who thought about death daily, says art gave him 'light in the darkness'. He partners with Birmingham Mind to offer free art workshops.
Toxic Counterfeit Flea Treatments Warning for UK Pet Owners
UK pet owners are warned about counterfeit flea treatments containing toxic pesticides. The VMD reports cases of severe illness and surgery in pets after use.
Older Brits Could Boost Income to £18,500 a Year
Millions of UK pensioners may be entitled to Attendance Allowance or Pension Credit, potentially increasing their annual income to over £18,500. Check eligibility now.
One in six dog owners risk pets' lives in hot cars
New research reveals 16% of UK dog owners have left their pet in a warm car, risking heatstroke. Experts urge caution and provide safety tips.
Food expert warns: These foods spoil fast in heatwave
Kitchen expert Michael Forbes urges Brits to store berries, salad leaves, chopped fruit, and soft herbs correctly during the heatwave to avoid wasting money as food spoils faster.
Women Pensioners Face £75,000 Gender Savings Gap
The Pensions Commission warns women approaching retirement have half the private pension savings of men, a £75,000 gap, urging government action on the gender pensions gap.
Arthritis Qualifies Pensioners for £441 Monthly DWP
DWP confirms arthritis as a common condition qualifying state pensioners for Attendance Allowance of up to £441 a month, with many missing out.
Solihull Man's Suicide Shocks Family; Sister Raises Funeral Funds
Jake Libby, 38, from Solihull, died by suicide on April 25. His sister Mollie Jordan started a GoFundMe to cover funeral costs, aiming to raise £5,500.
£345 DWP Payments to Arrive Early Before Bank Holiday
DWP will issue £345 Carer's Allowance payments early on Friday, May 22, due to the bank holiday on Monday. Claimants expecting payment on May 25 will receive it earlier.
DWP Lists 24 Skin Conditions for £114 Weekly PIP Payment
The DWP has confirmed 24 skin conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) of up to £114.60 per week. Over 29,000 claimants receive this benefit.
NHS Urges 999 Call for Heatstroke Skin Symptom
The NHS warns UK households to call 999 if they spot hot, red skin without sweating during the weekend heatwave, as it may indicate heatstroke.
Dementia Care Support: Newcastle Under Lyme Village Offers Help
Belong Newcastle-under-Lyme marks Dementia Action Week by urging unpaid carers to access local support, including memory cafes and specialist nurse guidance.
Birmingham dentist blames poverty for kids' tooth decay crisis
Dr Muslim Khoja, a Birmingham dentist with 40 years of experience, says child poverty and cost of living are causing severe tooth decay in children, with some needing extractions as young as 11.
Belong Wigan Dementia Support During Action Week
Belong Wigan encourages carers to seek support networks and expert guidance during Dementia Action Week, offering memory cafes, Admiral Nurses, and more.
Mum Runs 200km for Brain Tumour Charity After Husband's Diagnosis
Sarah Neal is running 7km daily to raise funds for The Brain Tumour Charity after her husband Chris was diagnosed with an astrocytoma brain tumour. She has already raised over £6,000.
Belong Warrington Supports Dementia Carers with Community Networks
Belong Warrington urges dementia carers to seek community support during Dementia Action Week, offering memory cafes, Admiral Nurses, and day care services.
One in Six Dog Owners Risk Pet's Life in Warm Car
New survey reveals one in six dog owners have left their pet in a warm car, risking heatstroke and death. Experts urge never to leave dogs unattended.
HMRC Confirms £300 Charge for State Pensioners
HMRC has confirmed a £300 tax charge for state pensioners earning £35,386 or more, affecting the Winter Fuel Allowance for 2026. Pensioners over 80 face a full clawback above the threshold.
DWP Lists 68 Neurological Conditions for £749 PIP
The DWP has confirmed 68 neurological conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment up to £749 per month. Full list and assessment criteria.
DWP Warning: Dementia Sufferers Missing Out on £5,000
Households with dementia could forfeit up to £5,000 annually in unclaimed DWP benefits. Zurich warns of low awareness and complex application processes.
DWP Lists 4 Heart Conditions for £306 Monthly Payout
The DWP confirms four heart conditions—angina, coronary heart disease, arrhythmia, and high blood pressure—that qualify state pensioners for Attendance Allowance of up to £306 a month.
Wowcher Food Sensitivity Test: Check Intolerances at Home
Wowcher offers discounted food sensitivity test kits that analyze hair samples to detect potential food intolerances, helping you identify trigger foods from home.
Over 75 Pension Credit Claimants Get Free BBC TV Licence
State pensioners aged 75+ receiving Pension Credit can reduce their TV licence bill from £180 to zero. Learn eligibility and how to apply.
DWP Lists 46 Mental Health Conditions for £778 PIP
The DWP has confirmed 46 mental health conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment of up to £778 per month. Full list and claim details inside.
DWP Lists 26 Respiratory Conditions for £114 Weekly PIP (20.05.2026)
The DWP has confirmed 26 respiratory conditions that qualify for the £114 weekly Personal Independence Payment. Check the full list and payment rates for 2026.
EDF Unlocks £2.5M to Help Vulnerable Customers
EDF and Charis Grants have unlocked over £2.5 million to help vulnerable customers manage energy debt, supporting more than 1,500 customers with payment plans and practical items.
TUC Urges DWP to Make Five Key Changes to PIP
The TUC has called on the DWP to reform PIP with five changes, including assessment process reform, assessor expertise, decision accuracy, payment levels, and reducing unnecessary reassessments.
Drivers Could Face New Cat Collision Reporting Law
A petition with over 38,000 signatures calls for UK drivers to stop and report collisions with cats, closing a legal loophole that leaves injured cats suffering.
York Woman Raises £15,000 for Breast Unit in One Night
Sarah Dargue, a breast cancer survivor, raised over £15,000 at her Pink Tie Ball for York Hospital's Breast Unit, bringing her total to more than £35,000.
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