Amid all the recent concern about the shortage of funding for older people needing care, “Social care ” hit the headlines today from a rather unusual source. This is The Times front page headline for the 10 May :- ” Stop … Continue reading
This is the last segment of our 2017 LLLP MANIFESTO. ( You can see the earlier ideas by clicking on ” LLLP ” in the TagCloud ) If we are elected we expect to transform the lifestyle of older … Continue reading
This is a continuation of my previous blogs on the Last Laugh Looney Party manifesto. ( Click on “LLLP”in the TagClooud to see the earlier posts ) Yes, we are allowed a third half because we have … Continue reading
One of the good things to come from de-cluttering is that it gives you new ideas for things to write about. A stored up sense of history. A temporarily buried time capsule. A more distant perspective … Continue reading
Since the publication of our Last Laugh Looney Party manifesto the opinion polls have been very encouraging. So far we have received 100% support from older people, admittedly the poll was rather small, in fact it was just … Continue reading
There is an election coming up so de-cluttering at home has been set aside for a while in order to put the world to rights. There are so many problems all connected with older people and let’s face … Continue reading
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In their de-cluttering efforts the Tidy Bears rediscovered a House of Lords Select Committee report I was given in March 2013, entitled ” Ready for Ageing ? ” I can’t imagine why I didn’t write about it at the time, maybe I didn’t … Continue reading
Today Whitey Bear found a box on a shelf in the study which Uncle Den had made. The box had a lock, so Whitey thought “it must contain something valuable”. Sadly when he opened it was completely empty. … Continue reading
Today the Tidy Bears have started to de-clutter the first of the many boxes around the house. They can safely start with the blue box in the main bedroom because it is full of John’s stuff. It is the … Continue reading
This is a post about politicians, pensioners and social care. It follows on from my blogs on the previous two Sunday’s which are entitled – “Older People are Clutter” and “Social Care Straws in the Wind”. The local election season … Continue reading
