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Did the Queen write a letter? Uncovering the truth behind royal correspondence

Despite the immense volume of daily correspondence often handled by staff, multiple specific instances confirm that Queen Elizabeth II did write a letter herself. These handwritten missives, which include a highly secretive time capsule in Australia and her final private notes, offer a rare glimpse into the monarch's personal and public duties.

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What age can you go to Age Concern? Unpacking eligibility for older adult support

Over a decade ago, Age Concern England merged with Help the Aged to form the national charity Age UK, though many local Age Concern charities remain independent. This often creates confusion, leaving people to question: what age can you go to Age Concern? The answer depends on which organisation you contact and the specific service you require, as eligibility varies by location and service type.

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Where does the 116 year old woman live?: Ethel Caterham's Home and Longevity

As of September 2025, the world's oldest living person, Ethel Caterham, resides in a care home in Surrey, England. Born on August 21, 1909, Caterham was officially recognized by Guinness World Records in April 2025 and celebrated her 116th birthday in August of that year. Her remarkable life has drawn international attention to her location and story.

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