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Centre for Ageing Better
5 Aug 2025
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Customer-facing businesses such as shops, cafes, leisure centres, libraries and arts venues, are vital components of local communities with a huge role to play in our day-to-day lives. The accessibility and inclusiveness of these businesses can impact physical and mental health and wellbeing at every age and. even small changes can support more of us to live a good life as we get older.
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We must take digital inclusion seriously as a public health and equity issue, particularly in light of the new NHS 10 Year Plan. Despite increasing internet use overall, millions remain offline or lack the skills and confidence to navigate an increasingly digital world.
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Join the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities in celebrating the power that social connections have in shaping our lives and communities, this International Day of Older People
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Millions of older people are living in homes that are of poor quality with implications for their health and wellbeing.
Millions of older people are living in homes that are of poor quality with implications for their health and wellbeing.
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Tuesday 29 July marks three years since the previous government committed to raising accessibility standards on all new homes in the country, yet have failed to do so. New analysis reveals how many more people could be living in accessible homes, had the government raised the standards as it had promised to.
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A guide for union reps engaging with both employers and with members over 50 who are experiencing redundancy.
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Where you live shapes your ability to save for later life. This results in regional variation in levels of pensioner poverty.
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