Stretching the budget over the Summer Holidays can feel like a real chore. But many restaurants are offering reduced or free meals for children this Summer. Find out more here
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Thank you for taking part in the National Week of Play – we hope you enjoyed it! Over the past week, we’ve had a great time celebrating the unifying nature of play and exploring how to build positive connections and break down barriers. In case you missed them, you can also revisit all the Play Week
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This Alcohol Awareness Week Alcohol Change will be focusing on the true cost of alcohol to highlight the personal costs of drinking too much and too often and the benefits of cutting down, as well as the wider costs to society. There are several way Alcohol Change can help you monitor your drinking.
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Over the last few years many of us have been much more aware of the role plastics play in our affecting our environment. This July join us in looking at how we can reduce plastic use in our daily lives. Lunch boxes Taking your own lunch to work or school is a great
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Childcare costs have soared over the last few years leaving it unaffordable for many families, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. As part of the Government’s biggest ever expansion to childcare provision, low-income families will be able to access increased childcare support from 28 June. Additional support worth up to
Play is often described as a “universal language” – but what does this mean in practice? How can we ensure that play in the early years fosters and supports a sense of positivity and inclusivity, regardless of age, gender, or background? This year’s National Week of Play, which will run from 19 June to 25 June,
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This year’s National Week of Play, which will run from 19 June to 25 June, will focus on how play can help us build positive connections and break down barriers, whether cultural, generational, societal or otherwise. Play is often described as a “universal language” – but what does this mean in practice? How can we ensure
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Babies are not as good at regulating their body temperature so it’s important to keep them cool as possible. Hopefully these tips from Tommy’s will help. Try to keep the room as cool as possible Ideally the room where your baby sleeps should be kept at about 16-20 degrees but in the hot weather
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Healthy Eating Week is all about supporting and promoting healthier lifestyles and this years’ theme is Healthy Eating Week – For Everyone! The cost-of-living crisis continues to have an impact on the affordability of healthier diets for so many of us. With this in mind, for Healthy Eating Week 2023 we’re focusing on providing free, evidence-based
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Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK. The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. There are many things we can do to decrease air pollution, and this Clean Air Day we are focusing on the impactful action of walking short
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