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Centre for Ageing Better
3 Mar 2019

State of Ageing 2019 infographics

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What the English Devolution Bill means for the age-friendly movement in England

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Why digital inclusion matters now more than ever

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How will today’s spending announcement impact the country’s 50+ population?

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Age Speaks meets Anna Dixon

Age Speaks meets Anna Dixon

Our Chief Executive, Anna Dixon, interviewed by Mervyn Eastman on East London Radio (ELR) radio show Age Speaks

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Mind the gap

Who cares about the carers?

Carers are in the spotlight this week and rightly so. 6.5 million people in the UK care, unpaid, for a disabled, older or ill family member or friend.

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Managing Life Changes Roundtable

Managing major life changes - roundtable summary

The discussions from our roundtable covered six key areas, including how to understand the pattern of events and how these impact someone’s ability to cope.

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We support innovations designed by people in later life

Ageing Better is to support a programme that will allow people in later life to help lead the design of new health and care innovations.

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Later Life in 2015: Work and retirement - data briefing

Later life in 2015: Work and retirement – data briefing

In this briefing we explore what retired people miss about work, why people work for longer and why people retire when they do.

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Woman in later life

A radical look at who pays and who gains in later life

Anna Dixon writes about how age is an outdated criterion for tax and welfare. Future reforms to tax, spending and entitlements need to recognise this.

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Later Life in 2015 - Managing major life changes

Later Life in 2015: Managing major life changes

An introduction of what we mean by 'major life changes', as well as an outline of the findings from the data related to managing major life changes.

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Nottingham city centre

Councils play key role in helping people enjoy a good later life

We are living much longer. It is estimated that there will be 40% more people aged 85 and over in ten years’ time. What should local authorities do?

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