Brenda Kearns, Head of Advice and Advocacy at Age NI, explains why the service is so vital for people across Northern Ireland, particularly in the battle to end loneliness.
Age NI have teamed up with Mash Direct to highlight the importance of spending more time with our older family members and ensuring they are eating well.
When it comes to naming their child, parents can become torn on whether to go for something classic or something unique - these are the top 10 most controversial baby names for boys in the UK.
Christmas food can be the highlight of the seasonal period, but if you have dogs in the house then there are certain popular festive foods that could make them ill.
This stunning detached property is individual in its design and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - a ‘stone’s throw’ from Castlerock Golf Course, The River Bann Estuary and the National Trust Bird Reservation.
Welcome to M&S Food Abbeycentre. Your revamped store is nearly ready - the refurbishment of the Foodhall will be complete on December 4 and doors will open at 10am.
Everyone loves a good deal, and Black Friday (29 Nov) brings discounts and limited time offers for shoppers to bag themselves a bargain - but don’t be blinded into buying bad products just because it’s been brought down in price.
With Black Friday fast approaching people will be desperately seeking lots of fantastic deals, however, staff at Dogs Trust’s Rehoming Centre in Ballymena are out to prove you can’t put a price on the love of a dog.
One County Down man who found loneliness too hard to bear was Gerard Bentley, who ended up in psychiatric care three times following the death of his father.
The creative sector is one many people strive to get into, with the industry attracting a range of different skills and talents - but do the jobs pay well?
PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has joined with Women’s Aid ABCLN CEO Rosemary Magill to mark the launch of #16DaysOfAction and sign the White Ribbon Charter.
Raymond Kerr from Co. Tyrone was so lonely after his beloved wife died he was ‘climbing the walls' and suffered from intense feelings of loneliness and depression.
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