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Men living in the poorest areas of the country can expect to live 4.4 fewer years on average than those living in the wealthiest areas of England, our new analysis reveals.
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This year’s State of Ageing report paints a picture of the older population in England, using a variety of national data sources.

Our new analysis shows that quite simply, where you are born in England determines how long you live and how well you age.
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Older people’s health, employment and community connection have failed to recover since the pandemic, our new analysis reveals.
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These engaging and accessible illustrated infographics summarise our most up-to-date stats from our State of Ageing 2023-4 report.
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The week before last, Ageing Better were among a partnership of organisations that delivered The Age-Friendly Futures Summit in Manchester, bringing together around 250 leaders, policymakers, practitioners and researchers from the UK and around the globe.
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A new parliamentary report states that ageism is “widespread and culturally embedded” in the UK.
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Impact and Involvement Officer

The Impact and Involvement Officer will play a key part in driving meaningful change by supporting the organisation in delivering projects that are both effective and inclusive.
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Read our selection of past State of Ageing reports, including the 2020, 2022 and 2023-4 editions.
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This Technical Report accompanies State of Ageing 2025. This version covers the chapters published in March 2025. Further versions will be released as new chapters are published.
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Our summary presents key data on our older population and shows that, quite simply, where you are born in England determines how long you live and how well you age.
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