Mobility News
The Tube continues in its accessibility aims
13th July 2017
Currently 70 of these stations are step free and the further six stations are continuing the aim to an accessible underground.
Could pets keep you young?
12th July 2017
Pets are amazing companions that can quickly brighten up someone’s day. Whether someone is a dog person or a cat person, animals give humans so much that some studies believe they can even keep signs of ageing at bay. While over half of older adults admit to feeling lonely, cats, birds, dogs and even chickens can help stave off the feelings of isolation.
New exhibition showcases art and photography work from older people
11th July 2017
A new exhibition is displaying art and photography work of older people in the community of Govanhill in Glasgow
The apps that are making accessible travel more flexible
5th July 2017
‘The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page’ is a quote that is attributed to Saint Augustine and is as relevant today as when it was first supposedly uttered (or written) in 1824.
Great places to retire in the UK
3rd July 2017
Take a look at this helpful guide about the best places to retire in the UK that even includes information on the best attractions people can visit.
Great groups to join for the older person
30th June 2017
Check out this guide to find out the different groups older people can join to help them meet up with old friends and new ones.
Older adults stealing Millennials thunder on Instagram
29th June 2017
Instagram is a social media platform that encourages sharing photos and videos. As with many different forms of social media, it is often assumed to be a young person’s game, however there are a few people proving that mantra wrong. Regardless of age and ability, social media is all about being social, and sharing, whether that is accomplishments in the garden, or just beautiful scenery in your local area.
8 ways the internet can change your retirement
28th June 2017
As modern medicine improves people are far more able to enjoy their retirement and for an extended period of time, but is it just medicine we have to thank for the extra ease? The internet has revolutionised the way we see things, and many people are unable to remember how we got by without it. But how does it specifically relate to a life post work? Whether directly bringing services to your door or filling your days with hobbies previously unheard of, the internet is ensuring access to everything in your retirement, so regardless of your mobility, a wealth of knowledge is available to you.
