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Challenging ageism in Age-friendly Communities: Bristol’s Age Proud campaign

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The how, where and when of flexible working at Phoenix

Phoenix Group talk to us about Phoenix Flex, a new project that supports their commitment towards becoming a leader in age-inclusive employment.

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Ensuring more older workers see a future in hospitality key to sector’s future success

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Hazel Watson: Age-friendly champion

Hazel volunteers as a trustee of Cross Gates & District Good Neighbours' Scheme and a table host of their initiative, Shared Tables.

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Ben Barker: Age-friendly champion

Community activist Ben Barker lives in Southville, Bristol and is responsible for pioneering the ‘The Toilet Map of Bedminster’.

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Kevin Berry: Age-friendly champion

Now retired for 13 years, Kevin is the Age-friendly Champion for Nettlestone and Seaview as part of the Age-Friendly Isle Project in the Isle of Wight.

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Diana Findley: Age-friendly champion

Diana Findley, Chairperson of the Scottish Older People's Assembly, gives some insight into her involvement with the Assembly and how she has helped her community become more age-friendly.

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Age-friendly case study: Shared Tables – Older people eating out together

Shared Tables, a project developed in the Crossgates area of Leeds, invites older people living alone to enjoy a meal together at a local restaurant.

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Loneliness and isolation: an age-old story, not just a story of old age

We hosted a breakfast debate in Leeds to explore this powerfully emotive topic and considered what we can all do to create and maintain friendships and connections to last us a lifetime.

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Age-friendly transport for Greater Manchester

Dr Charles Musselwhite sets out recommendations for transportation and mobility change for older people in Greater Manchester.

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A decade of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities

Ange Jones, Age-friendly Communities Network Manager, celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities by highlighting its achievements to date.

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