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As we are all asked to stay home for the greater good of our family, friends, and most importantly for our NHS staff; we at Charles Stanley understand that this disruption to our lives will be harder for some than others.

Therefore, now, more than ever, creating and maintaining connections to one another is essential.

To support you during this time, we wanted to offer a number of initiatives to help ease the burden. We seek to offer this community support with our best endeavours, as we continue to support our clients as your wealth manager.

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Things to keep you busy

As we are currently encouraged to stay home, many of us are looking for something to do, whether it be to keep intellectually engaged as work slows down or to provide a positive distraction from the news headlines. To help with this, we have been in touch with all of our partners to bring you a carefully curated selection of content, from gardening tips to tours of exhibitions online, and more. We will be updating this regularly and are welcoming ideas, suggestions and contributors, so please do get in touch.

Things to watch and do

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National Theatre at Home Quiz

Join National Theatre for their second at home quiz, hosted by Imelda Staunton and Jim Carter, Lucian Msamati, Meera Syal, Simon Callow, Tamsin Greig, Indira Varma and Jessie Buckley. Introduced by James Graham, writer of ITV’s Quiz, and National Theatre at Home play This House.

Be part of our virtual exhibition

Using items from around your home, either recreate a famous work of art or create your own original piece. Submit your piece to [email protected] for your chance to feature in our virtual exhibition.

Family fun: Colour the RA collection

Have a go at colouring different artworks from the RA Collection! Download a colouring sheet and crack out your pencils and pens.

National Theatre at Home

Every Thursday at 7pm, much-loved live productions, available then for 7 days. Up this week is The Donmar Warehouse production of Coriolanus, featuring Tom Hiddleston in the title role of Shakespeare’s searing and political revenge tragedy.

Painting the Modern Garden

Originally released in cinema here is another chance to watch ‘Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse’ which explores the role gardens played in the evolution of art between the early 1860s through to 1920s

Mental Health Awareness Week

In support of Mental Health Awareness Week and the Harlequins Foundation, the captain of their wheelchair rugby team,The Jesters Claudia has recorded a message about her mental health journey.

Charles Stanley Activity Challenge

First up, a sudoku! Download the PDF here

Family fun: How to make a puppet

Step-by-step guide for making a brown paper man puppet.

Virtual tour of ‘Léon Spilliaert’

While the Royal Academy doors are temporarily closed, you can still experience their exhibition on Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert in this video tour of the galleries.

Family how-to: Print with fruit and vegetables

Print a posy of springtime roses or a potato polar bear with this fun family activity and many more from the Royal Academy of Arts.

Chris Robshaw on mental resilience

Being a professional rugby player is not only physically demanding but also mentally challenging watch our video to find out about his experiences and what helps him cope with these challenges.

Family how-to: exploring colour with slime

Learning how colours interact with each other is an important part of any young artist’s toolkit. Join the Royal Academy to learn how primary colours mix together to make secondary colours by making slime!

How can meditation help during this period?

Harlequins Mindfulness Coach Luke Doherty runs a meditation session for you to try at home

Things to read and listen to

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10 art novels to escape with

Every artwork tells a story. Make a cup of tea, take a seat and settle into the ten best novels inspired by art and artists, picked by the Royal Academy.

Spectator Book Club: Michael Frayn on the joys and perils of technology

Playwright, novelist and philosopher Michael Frayn talks about his new book of sketches Magic Mobile, lockdown life, the joys and perils of technology, adapting Spies for the screen - and how his muse has changed as he gets older.

The greatest children’s books as chosen by Alan Titchmarsh, Jilly Cooper, Ian Rankin and more

Children’s books offer an escape from reality that can last well into adulthood. Country Life contributor Katy Birchall ponders their power and asks a group of writers, journalists and others to name the ones which are still worth reading as an adult.

Spectator Book Club: why America loves Shakespeare

In this podcast Sam Leith is joined by Shakespearean James Shapiro to talk about his new book Shakespeare in a Divided America

Gardens Through Time

Use this English Heritage timeline to trace the evolution of gardens in England.

Month by month garden checklist

A detailed checklist of jobs which need doing in your garden each month of the year.

100 Years of Movie Magic Playlist

From favourites like The Dam Busters and Gone With the Wind to 21st century classics like Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings and La La Land, just sit back – and be swept away!

Country Life: Recipe of the Week

How to make banana bread, the ultimate comfort food of lockdown.

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Podcast

Stephen Maddock gives highlights from his 20 years as Chief Executive of the CBSO and recommends his ‘Top Notes’ playlist.

Rembrandt's Self Portrait

Rembrandt is one of the most celebrated artists in history. Learn more about the 80 self-portraits he drew and painted in his 40-year career.

Curious Questions

Here's the place to find answers to some of the things you've always wondered but never knew.

How to master the fine art of pottering

As time opens up for all of us to spend more time in the garden, Alan Titchmarsh offers his tips on how to make sure you do it right.

English Heritage Podcasts

Step into England’s story with their weekly podcast. Presenter, Charles Rowe brings the history of the English Heritage sites to life with news, views and expert interviews.

Back to Earth

How can art respond to the climate emergency? How can society collectively self-transform? How can an arts institution contribute to discourse around the climate crisis in a meaningful way? Listen here to find out more.

Watch Episode 11 of Housebound

Katie Tasker - Investment Manager, FaceTimes with Erica Whyte to answer some questions about planning for a recession.

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In light of the uncertainty we are all facing in our daily lives with the outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus, we want to reassure you that Charles Stanley has taken a number of steps to ensure we are operationally and financially prepared for all scenarios.

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