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This year Carex celebrates it's twentieth birthday. To celebrate they've launched a competition to reward 20 pairs of busy hands around the UK.
They want to find out what kinds of things our busy hands get up to every day. So they're asking you to share a day in the life of your hands. Entries can take any form from a few lines to photography or even video footage. It's Read More. The Carex Live Life Hands On Awards
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This year Carex celebrates it's twentieth birthday. To celebrate they've launched a competition to reward 20 pairs of busy hands around the UK.
They want to find out what kinds of things our busy hands get up to every day. So they're asking you to share a day in the life of your hands. Entries can take any form from a few lines to photography or even video footage. It's Read More. 
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