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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has just published new data showing the number of years people born in the UK could expect to spend in “good” general health.
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New polling for the launch of year three of our Age Without Limits campaign reveals new insights into everyday ageism in the UK. The Age Without Limits nationwide advertising campaign runs across digital, outdoor and audio until late May 2026.
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Organised to reflect the key themes of our State of Ageing 2025 report, this set of 40 infographics support those interested in understanding how they can approach the opportunity of an ageing population in new and collaborative ways.
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This year’s State of Ageing report paints a picture of the older population in England, using a variety of national data sources.

Our new analysis shows that quite simply, where you are born in England determines how long you live and how well you age.
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Our ‘A Tale of Two 60s’ research shines a light on how life has changed for people aged 60-69 over the past two decades and how a large minority are living precariously in their later life.
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A new Centre for Ageing Better report warns that more than one in four people in their 60s are living in financially precarious circumstances - and their numbers are set to grow significantly over the next few years.
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is being held today to highlight the hidden epidemic of abuse, neglect, and exploitation affecting older people.
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As our anti-ageism campaign celebrates its third Age Without Limits Day, our new polling reveals the continued widespread use of ageist phrases.
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Natalie Turner, Deputy Director for Homes and Communities at the Centre for Ageing Better, questions whether new government proposals could see drivers over 70 subjected to mandatory eye tests every three years are fair and evidence-based.
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From the conversations we hear, to the headlines we see in the media, to our experiences at work, ageism is widespread and affects many areas of life.

But when the film industry is one of the drivers of culture, isn’t it time it stepped up to the mark in challenging ageism?
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