Blog
Carole Easton
21 Dec 2022
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While 2023 promises changes that will enable more of us to age better, there’s no doubt 2022 has been another tough year for many.
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The latest data is challenging the myth that older workers are returning to the jobs market. And now is not the time for complacency.
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Monitor and evaluate: Step 4 of the WHO Age-friendly Programme Cycle
How do we use evidence to tell the story of impact in our Age-friendly Communities?
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New data from the English Housing survey reveals that a growing number of adults approaching later life are living in privately rented accommodation.
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A new Lords select committee report highlights how a shortage of adaptable, accessible and appropriate housing is failing millions of people in this country.
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More than 600,000 older people will be at significant risk of harm from a potential energy blackout this winter due to the poor quality of their housing.
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Many people overlook how ageism overlaps with ableism. But both can cause individuals to be excluded, or exclude themselves, from society.
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The latest ONS data shows that over 260,000 more workers aged 50-64 years old are economically inactive than before the pandemic.
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