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Excessive Budget speculation causes uncertainty and unease among older people

The government’s upcoming Autumn Budget later this month has been preceded by weeks of rumours and leaks as to what it may contain.

Riot Women district home to one of England’s poorest neighbourhoods for older people

New analysis of government data from the Centre for Ageing Better has highlighted a huge growth in income deprivation among older people.

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Responding to an ageing population: What makes an Age-friendly Community?

Join this virtual event, hosted by the Local Government Association, to learn what local areas in England are doing to respond to demographic change, and the results they are seeing.

Create Your Own Themed Report: Understanding Ageing in Your Area

This free benchmarking tool provides a snapshot of key data available at the local authority level to help local councils and organisations in England better understand their ageing population.

A look at International Day of Older People 2025

How communities across the UK celebrated the power of our social connections.

How can we support greater physical activity in an ageing society?

Our Chief Executive, Dr Carole Easton OBE, appeared before the Parliamentary Health and Social Care Committee today to discuss physical activity in an ageing society.

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Reflecting on five years of our Age-positive Image Library

Our Age-positive image library has been hitting milestone after milestone since launching, with our photos now having reached 500,000 downloads.

110 million lost hours of volunteering by older people due to post-pandemic slump

Our latest State of Ageing chapter on Society reveals that the huge amount of volunteering carried out by people aged 50 and older has diminished compared to before the pandemic.

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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.