Blog
Louise Ansari
26 Jun 2019
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When many people think about ageing, they think about the common stereotypes of older people being frail or lonely, but a good later life is possible for many of us
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The Government has announced measures to help people with disabilities to get on in the workplace and live well at home.
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90 year-old Pat has been a volunteer since she retired 30 years ago. Through volunteering, she’s found an amazing circle of friends and a real sense of purpose.
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The Centre for Ageing Better has appointed heavyweights from key sectors to be Associate Directors, helping to deliver its vision of giving everyone a good later life.
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A new report from Resolution Foundation, supported by the Nuffield Foundation, provides an audit of the big generational living standards issues facing Britain.
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More than one in five local authorities are already reflecting the kind of numbers of older people we are expecting in 2080, with around 44% of their population over the age of 50.
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Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has published its Local Industrial Strategy, with a focus on seizing the opportunities of an ageing population.
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Older men can often be more lonely or isolated than others. For charities that aim to make communities more connected, they can be the hardest to reach.
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