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Older people get involved in communities, but ageism, digital exclusion and a lack of local amenities limit this. We will be releasing more detailed data and analysis later in 2025.
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The characteristics of our growing older population vary across England with implications for resource allocation.
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The newly published Age-friendly Communities Impact Report shows how the UK Network, made up of more than 90 communities and representing more than 4,000 local partners, is having a significant impact on the lives of older people living in their local areas
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This report describes the multitude of positive impacts Age-friendly Communities are having on the local systems they represent and the older people that live there.
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Ageing Better warmly welcomes the findings from the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) recommending a range of steps to strengthen the rights of older people.
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We believe the key to improving housing quality are easy to use, local one-stop-shops that we call Good Home Hubs. But for them to truly have an impact, they need to work for everyone.
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Find out how Lincolnshire Country and District Councils, in partnership with Ageing Better, have been helping communities to live well in warm and safe homes.

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This handbook outlines the key features of age-friendly communities in the UK, and gives examples of practices and policies that can be implemented at a local level.
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New research to mark the first anniversary of our anti-ageism campaign reveals ageist attitudes about what people over 50 should wear, how much they should exercise and even what music they should listen to.
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Our Age Without Limits anti-ageism campaign enters its second year and is calling on everybody to notice, challenge and change the country’s negative attitudes towards ageing and older people.
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