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Older people demand their voices are heard at Downing Street as they call for a Commissioner

Representatives from Ageing Better join campaigners and colleagues from three other organisations to hand in a petition calling for a Commissioner for Older People and Ageing in England.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Finding funds, fixing homes: the art of the possible

More than £2 billion in home improvement funding administered by local authorities for homeowners and landlords has been cut over the last decade, writes our Homes Innovation and Change Manager Ploy Suthimai

  • Homes
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Five ways Age-friendly Communities are taking intergenerational approaches

This week sees the start of Global Intergenerational Week, a campaign encouraging everyone to embrace intergenerational practice and relationships.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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An unsafe home

New Ageing Better campaign calls on government to halve number of unsafe homes within next decade to improve nation's health

Newly launched Safe Homes Now campaign with eight other charities says it is time to end the scandal of 8 million people living in dangerous homes that pose significant risk to inhabitants’ health.

  • Homes
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How the mayoral elections might impact the long-awaited plan to make London age-friendly

On May 2, more than 6 million Londoners will go to the polls to elect a mayor and 25 London Assembly members.

  • Age-friendly Movement
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Significant progress: Ageing Better welcomes new worker rights on carer’s leave and flexible working

New legislation, which came into force over the weekend, has bolstered employee rights in the workplace.

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Here’s why saving for a comfortable retirement is more difficult for women, Disabled people and people from minority ethnic backgrounds

Our recent State of Ageing finance chapter details the staggering number of pensioners without savings or workplace/private pensions left to get by on the meagre state pension.

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Startling new stats show nation’s health in decline and regional inequalities soaring

New ONS data reveals that where you live in the country can impact how long you can expect to live free of serious ill-health and injury by up to seven years.

  • Age-friendly Movement

Latest research from others

Public Health Wales NHS Trust and Bangor University
This report examines the Welsh Government's heating regime, focusing on the impact of cold homes on health and wellbeing.
Pulkki et al., Ageing and Society
This study, conducted in two municipalities in Finland, explores how older people with long-term care needs manage financial task.
Brimblecombe, N. et al., Journal of Aging & Social Policy
This study explores the links between housing conditions and care needs.

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