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Saga Cruises celebrates their 20th Anniversary
Fireworks and festivities delighted cruise passengers and local residents
Saga comments on Theresa May's announcement that a Conservative Government will consult on possible cap on social care costs
Enjoy the thrill of the Isle of Man TT Race
A cruise perfectly timed for Saga Sapphire passengers to go ashore to watch the world-famous motorsport spectacle
First Dates Hotel TV stars Sheila and Bev continue their journey on Saga Sapphire
12-night cruise is ‘icing on the cake’ for couple who live 90 miles from each other
Multi-generational holidays bring families together
- Almost half of over 50s have been on a multi-generational holiday
- Self-catering villas are the most popular choice
- Three quarters just wanted the chance to spend time together
- Saga travel insurance covers multi-generational holidays for up to 10 family members
Indulge your Interests with Saga’s BRAND NEW Garden and Birdwatching themed weekend breaks
See the Rutland Ospreys or immerse yourself in the RHS Tatton Park Flower Show
Prices from just £249pp half board
Late Availability
Calling all thrill-seekers! Experience Saga’s new Treasures of the Baltic cruise
- Go rafting through River Kymijoki’s rapids
- Test your head for heights with Little Belt Bridge walk or the Tallinn TV tower challenge
- Carlsberg Brewery Tour – ‘probably the best brewery tour in the world’!
Grandparents keep outdoor play time alive
- Almost a third regularly have their grandchildren over to play outdoors
- More than a quarter have children’s play equipment in their garden
- Children in the North East spend the most time in their grandparents gardens
Discover King Arthur's Wales with Saga
… and enjoy ‘legendary’ price of £529 for five nights’ half-board in four-star hotel
Lost Civilisations and Natural Wonders - Saga's new action-packed tour of Peru
- Spot the Andean Condor at Colca Canyon
- Cruise the Ballestas Islands to watch sea lions
- Explore the Amazon rainforest by night and day
- Sail on Lake Titicaca and visit the Uros community
Any tinkering with pensioner benefits should be approached with caution says Saga
Sir Andrew Dilnot's calls for the new government to put social care at the top of the agenda will be welcomed by people of all ages who have seen the very real impact that our ailing social care system is having on the lives of some of the most vulnerable in our society. However, the suggestion that this could be done at the expense of pensioner benefits might prove to be incredibly unpopular with older voters unless there were some commitment to ring-fence the funds for social care.
5.5M over 50s poised to switch banks if their local branch closes
- Half said that banks should not be allowed to close local branches
- A quarter will be forced to switch banks if their local branch closes
- More than a third would not be able to carry out many financial transactions
- Almost a third said their next closest bank would be too far to travel