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How we prototyped and co-designed redundancy support

Through co-design and working with experts we've created a programme that puts the experiences of people going through redundancy at the heart of our work.

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How can Mayoral Combined Authorities make ageing better?

Mayors and Combined Authorities have the potential to play a big part in better ageing. This is what some of them are doing.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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We must tackle ageism if we want to achieve gender equality

For International Women’s Day, we look at how gender stereotypes, discrimination and bias all become more damaging and detrimental for women as they get older.

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Chancellor must act to help alleviate misery and mental strain of energy costs

The significant lowering of the energy price cap gives the Chancellor greater financial flexibility to protect under-strain households from a rise in energy costs this spring.

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The Spring Budget could be a spark to get over 50s back in the workplace

We take a look at four key policies that have been suggested to tackle economic inactivity among older workers.

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Don’t write off the older workers who would return to work but for lack of opportunities and support

A new report from the Resolution Foundation has questioned whether government ambitions to encourage more older people to 'unretire' and return to work will be effective.

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Times are hard for all generations

As the economic gloom continues, some argue that intergenerational inequalities lie at the heart of the problem.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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New study shows “ageist” British film industry casts out older characters

Our study shows older characters are underrepresented in British films, with only one in ten older characters involved in major plotline.

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