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Centre for Ageing Better
1 Oct 2017

Getting the most out of digital infographics

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Thriving together: How hospitality can support older people to age well in the community

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Lorna Wang
11 Nov 2024
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The A-Z of International Day of Older People 2024 activities

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LGA Conference Fringe Session: Preparing for an ageing population – what can local authorities do?

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Age-friendly case study: Improving services for older customers

How Age UK Isle of Wight developed training to help service providers become more age-friendly.

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Ageing Better with Big Lottery Fund: the story so far

Sophy Proctor, Head of Funding at the Big Lottery Fund, picks out some of the highlights of the UK-wide Ageing Better programme.

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Response to Government's Civil Society Strategy

Read our response to the Government's Civil Society Strategy: Building a future that works for everyone.

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Our response to the latest ONS internet usage statistics

Jemma Mouland, our digital lead, responds to the latest internet use statistics for adults in the UK

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If you had three wishes to make your city a better place to grow old...

As London joins the global network of Age Friendly Communities, Jane Scobie reflects on the research she carried out for the Greater London Authority on how to make the Capital more age-friendly

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Mind the digital gap

How do we tackle digital exclusion in later life? We held a debate to discuss how society should respond to the issue of digital exclusion in later life, now and in the future.

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Ageing digitally – part 2/2

Business, the public sector and charities all need to find new approaches to digital inclusion to make sure the most vulnerable don’t miss out.

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Ageing digitally – part 1/2

4.8 million people over the age of 55 are not online, and many current approaches to digital inclusion are falling short.

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