Skip to main content
Search for
in
Filter results by subjects:
Select a Topic to filter by Subject
Filter results by content type:

News & blogs

Read all the latest news and blogs from the Centre for Ageing Better

ageing better purple

For media queries and interview opportunities, please contact the press office:

07795 620 698

[email protected]

Filter by
in
Sort by
Link to content
State-of-Ageing-conference

Understanding differing experiences of ageing

The week before last, Ageing Better were among a partnership of organisations that delivered The Age-Friendly Futures Summit in Manchester, bringing together around 250 leaders, policymakers, practitioners and researchers from the UK and around the globe.

  • Age-friendly Movement
Link to content
An older man and his daughter hang clothes on a washing line

How ageism shapes the design of our communities

A new parliamentary report states that ageism is “widespread and culturally embedded” in the UK.

  • Age-friendly Movement
Link to content
Older-woman-working

Unequal opportunity: How your postcode impacts your chances of working into your 50s and 60s

There are more than three times as many 50-64-year-olds in work in the South East of England compared to the North East, our new analysis reveals.

  • Work
Link to content
older man working from home

The UK is “headed in the wrong direction” for older workers with ill-health

The likelihood of being out of work due to ill-health is on the rise in the UK while falling elsewhere in Europe.

  • Work
Link to content
Older-man-at-home

Tackling poor-quality housing faced by England’s older minority ethnic communities

People from minority ethnic communities are more likely to be living in poor-quality homes. We need to improve their access to support, writes Nazia Azad from the Centre for Ageing Better.

  • Homes
Link to content
Image of a man with a drill making improvements to a bathroom

Alongside the government’s ‘Build Baby Build’ mantra, Britain’s housing crisis needs ‘Fix Baby Fix’

Two in five UK households have a need for home improvements but face barriers to delivering them.

  • Homes
Link to content
Older woman in a wheelchair looking at the camera

Network of one-stop shops for home improvement would not cost government a penny to end tragedy of poor-quality homes

The country is in the midst of a poor quality housing crisis and lacks effective solutions to tackle it.

  • Homes
Link to content
house

People should not have to live like this: Time to end the poor-quality housing crisis

Housing activist Kwajo Tweneboa has seen some of the most horrific living conditions faced by tenants across the UK in his years of social justice campaigning.

  • Homes

Latest research from others

Housing LIN
This study examines how communal and intergenerational housing can reduce loneliness among older adults in the US and Australia.
Institute for Healthcare policy and innovation, University of Michigan
This US-based study explores how adults aged 50 and above use AI technologies.
Gubert, E., Ageing & Society
This study examines how individual, and policy factors affect long-term care seeking in Northern Italy.

Sign up to receive the latest news, research, policy updates and events about ageing.

Subscribe

Contact our team for more information

Contact us