Category: Lifestyle

As the gradual warmth of April breathes life back into our UK gardens, the time has come to roll up our sleeves and dive into one of the busiest times of year for garden prep. From sowing seeds to tending to those newly emerging plants and preparing the soil, there’s plenty to keep you active so let’s take a closer look at those April gardening jobs…

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Though glossy hair is the dream of every person with curls, most people think it’s a far-fetched dream. When asked why, they usually say they’ve always seen their hair appear curly and don’t know how to take care of curls properly.

A survey on people with curly hair shows that most respondents straightened their hair for years. When asked why, about 21.3% responded that they didn’t know any other solution.

If you want to make your curls shine and bounce, here’s the only guide you’ll need!

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Vases significantly add style and practicality to any room when decorating your home. A selected vase can elevate the appeal of a space while also serving as a versatile container for showcasing flowers, plants, or unique decorative items. With various vases on the market, finding the perfect one for your needs can feel daunting. In this article, we will delve into some of the vases for purchase that cater to various occasions and design preferences.

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Easter is the time of the year where families often really come together. From young to old, we see the sun come out, the temperature climb and the days get lighter and all around a bit more positive.

For elderly loved ones it can be a really important time of the year, with the bleak winter behind them. Whether they’re living in residential care homes for elderly people, alone or with family, getting out and enjoying the Easter period really can be good for their soul.

Across Manchester, loneliness can be a real problem for the elderly. 40% of those considered elderly in the region live alone and that can increase mental health conditions such as isolation and loneliness. Therefore, it’s important to either reach out to loved ones or even volunteer at multiple charities such as Chatterbox and Befriending Networks to decrease that chance.

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