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We welcome Helen Roberts as Senior Digital Manager

Helen Roberts joins the Centre for Ageing Better as Senior Communications Manager - Digital, with over 20 years of experience in digital.

Deliberative Workshops Physically Mentally Active

Deliberative workshop findings – I keep physically and mentally healthy and active

We ran workshops to explore how keeping physically and mentally healthy and active is beneficial to those in later life.

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Rethinking my future

Money, home, work, relationships. All took on a fresh perspective in the light of a life expectancy of 93, Anna Dixon blogs.

The state pension age will rise again - how to make it fair to all?

Our population is getting older, yet just raising the state pension age without other actions will be a poor response to these challenges.

Background briefing on the Independent Review of State Pension Age

An outline of our initial views in response to the terms of reference of the Cridland Review of State Pension Age.

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Briefing on the Independent Review of State Pension Age

This paper sets out the Centre for Ageing Better’s initial views in response to the terms of reference of the Cridland Review of State Pension Age which the government announced on 1st March 2016.

Review on inequalities in later life

We have commissioned Newcastle University Institute for Ageing and International Longevity Centre – UK (ILC-UK) to conduct a review.

Inequalities exist within generations, as well as between them

Inequalities exist within generations, as well as between them. “If you’ve not got good health, you can’t even make money.” Trevor, Struggling and Alone.

Strength and balance infographics

We want more people to be more physically active in later life. Maintaining and improving muscle strength and balance can help people in later life live independently and reduce the risk of falls.