The cost of residential care and expensive 'free' trials
Should residents who self-fund care home stays pay more than council-funded residents? Should cafes open their toilets to non-customers? And a 'free trial' that costs £70 a month.
Should cafes and bars let you "spend a penny" without you having to spend a penny? Or is that an unfair burden on business? Is it fair for people who fund their own residential care to be charged hundreds of pounds a month more than local authority-funded residents for exactly the same service? And have you fallen victim to the face cream "free trial offer" that could cost you a packet?
The presenter is Julian Worricker, the producer is Paul Waters.
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Chapters
The face cream "free trial" that's surprisingly expensive.
The face cream "free trial" that's surprisingly expensive.
The face cream "free trial" that's surprisingly expensive.
Duration: 08:46
Care home funding
Care home funding
Care home fees are rising steeply for some people who pay their own way.
Duration: 10:20
Bristol toilets
Bristol toilets
Bristol City Council wants cafes to open their toilets to non-customers.
Duration: 06:02
Home delivery within 90 minutes.
Home delivery within 90 minutes.
A new delivery service promises to get your purchase to you within 90 minutes.
Duration: 07:27
Interactive billboard
Interactive billboard
We try out a new advertising hoarding that detects your gender.
Duration: 06:12
The future of flexible working?
The future of flexible working?
People Per Hour is a website that allows employers to find freelancers.
Duration: 05:47
Return to Care Homes
Return to Care Homes
You and Yours revisits the the issue of death "otice from care homes.
Duration: 48:12
Cultural Education
Cultural Education
What's the value of culture to children - and should schools be expected to provide it?
Duration: 04:32
Broadcasts
- Mon 27 Feb 201212:00BBC Radio 4 FM
- Mon 27 Feb 201212:04BBC Radio 4 LW


