Dementia is notoriously difficult to spot. Looking to help tackle the condition, Deutsche Telekom launched Sea Hero Quest – a VR game which could help diagnose dementia by focusing on spatial awareness to identify those at risk before the condition progresses.

In August 2016, Heathrow announced plans to help it become the world’s first dementia-friendly airport. Similar efforts have been launched for car parks and pharmacies around the world, but how exactly are these places making life easier for people who suffer from mental health conditions?

People loathe energy companies; only one in six Brits trusts them to work in their best interests. And yet, as smart meters become the norm, customers are choosing tariffs that give them less control, handing the reigns back to the providers. So what’s going on?

A scheme to make pharmacies more dementia-friendly has been launched in 75 chemists across Bolton. The initiative was developed by the Greater Manchester Pharmacy Local Professional Network and involves a range of services to give dementia sufferers more support in shops.