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Amy McSweeney 1
21 Mar 2022
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The number of economically inactive people aged 50-64 has risen by over a quarter of a million since the pandemic began. We need a change of approach to correct this concerning trend.
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'The State of Ageing 2022' suggests England is becoming an increasingly challenging country to grow old in, with pensioner poverty and levels of poor health increasing.
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Safe, accessible homes and well-connected communities are fundamental for ageing better, as the pandemic has made all too clear.
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Data shows women’s health is getting worse, with women, on average, spending more than a quarter of their lives with disabling illness.
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The Levelling Up White Paper fails to state any plans for improving the owner-occupied housing sector – an area in need of serious attention.
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Whilst often a source of contention, debates on the number of Peers in the House of Lords should not be settled on the basis of age.
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This webinar explored the findings from our evaluation of the Leeds Neighbourhood Network.
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We explored the key themes from our flagship report, The State of Ageing 2022, a comprehensive review of the most recent national data on ageing.
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