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
row of houses

Neglecting owner occupied homes is a missed opportunity to level up

Blog
David Orr
1 Mar 2022

The Levelling Up White Paper fails to state any plans for improving the owner-occupied housing sector – an area in need of serious attention.

  • Homes
Link to content
parliament at night

Age or fixed terms – can the House of Lords learn from charities?

Blog
Carole Easton
24 Feb 2022

Whilst often a source of contention, debates on the number of Peers in the House of Lords should not be settled on the basis of age.

  • Age-friendly Movement
Link to content
Two women sitting on a bench in Macclesfield

Ageing Better's response to the Levelling Up White Paper

News
Centre for Ageing Better
2 Feb 2022

The new powers and structures represent an exciting opportunity. But these wholesale changes must acknowledge that we are an ageing population and plan accordingly.

  • Age-friendly Movement
Link to content
Workshop

Too much stick, not enough carrot? Why benefit sanctions won’t secure more older workers

Blog
Kim Chaplain
28 Jan 2022

The time for people claiming Universal Credit to look for jobs in their chosen sector will be slashed. But evidence suggests this is unlikely to motivate more people into work.

  • Work
Link to content
brighton park

Five transformational changes for good later lives

Blog
Carole Easton
27 Jan 2022

In less than 20 years, over 14 million people will be over 65. It's crucial that we create change now to ensure that no one misses out on a good later life.

  • Age-friendly Movement
Link to content
office

Why the rising state pension age is a double-edged sword

Blog
Amy McSweeney 1
26 Jan 2022

Without the right support, further increases to the state pension age will worsen the price that older workers pay for an ageist labour market.

  • Work
Link to content
crowd in london

Low earners disproportionately more likely to respond to increases in state pension age by working longer

News
Centre for Ageing Better
25 Jan 2022

New research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) and funded by Ageing Better reveals that the rise in the state pension age has increased employment rates of 65 year olds, but the effects have not been felt equally.

  • Work
Link to content
Group of older people talking

Guidance for journalists on writing about older age now available on IPSO website

News
Centre for Ageing Better
20 Jan 2022

Our guidance on writing about ageing and older age is now available on the Independent Press Standards Organisation's (IPSO) external resources for journalists.

  • Age-friendly Movement

Latest research from others

Adequacy of future retirement incomes: new evidence for private sector employees
The Institute for Fiscal Studies
This report examines the future of retirement income for workers in the UK.
On the limits of communication: The liminal positioning of older adults and processes of self-ageism and ageism
Schuurman, B., et al., Journal of Aging Studies
This study, based in the Netherlands, explores experiences of (self-)ageism among recent retirees.
Adapting to an older workforce: health and the (non) response of employers in an era of insecurity
Lain D., Journal of Social Policy
This paper examines how financial and competitive pressures in public and private organisations affect their ability to implement voluntary work adaptations for ageing workers.

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

Subscribe

Contact our team for more information

Contact us