Preparing yourfamily history prints for scanning

There’s a lot to love about digital photos. They’re portable, with most of us carrying entire photo libraries in our pockets. And they’re convenient, too. Mobile devices, social media and online stora

Each month our insight team conducts an in-depth poll of Saga customers to find out what you’re thinking. This month: what do you do with photos?

This portrait (the larger image) has been copied on Ancestry trees by many people. It purports to be my 2x great-grandfather, Cain Mayer (1841–1881) who was killed in a mining explosion at Chatterley

Picture this: you have followed that advice, spending countless hours building your family tree, squinting at faded census records and wrestling with handwriting that makes doctors’ prescriptions look

Delving through the family album has rekindled fond memories for Nick

Giving single-use cameras to people living with dementia, The Photobook Project reveals moments of honesty, beauty and connection, challenging stereotypes and proving that every perspective matters. Peter Dench finds out more