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If you or someone you know has difficulty walking or getting around (mobility), a wheelchair, scooter or walking aid might help.

Staying active and independent often involves regular walks, whether it's enjoying the scenic coastline, visiting local shops, or simply getting some fresh air. However, age-related changes like reduced balance, weaker legs, and foot pain can make walking challenging and raise concerns about falls.

The map is designed to encourage pupils and parents to walk or cycle to school, by showing them how quick it can be to get there by travelling actively.

Personalised plaques are available in either the Garden of Remembrance or the Book of Remembrance Room

The cemeteries contain burials from the First World War and the Second World War, includes a Cross of Sacrifice

If you're looking for a warm, safe space to spend time in as the weather gets colder, many of the organisations, charities and libraries in Plymouth will be happy to welcome you in.

Maintaining good personal hygiene is essential for everyone, regardless of age. However, for older adults living independently, washing and bathing can become a challenge due to reduced mobility, balance issues, and concerns about safety.

Maintaining good personal hygiene is essential for overall health and well-being. However, age-related changes like reduced mobility, limited dexterity, and vision problems can make showering and washing a challenge.