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As a millennial who works on the issue of ageing, you may be susceptible to loaded questions about if you're too young to care about people in their later lives.
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How long do you think you’ll live? Until you’re 70? 80? 90? Do you think you’ll reach 100?  
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Dr Charles Musselwhite sets out recommendations for transportation and mobility change for older people in Greater Manchester.
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Lord Geoffrey Filkin CBE will step down from his role as Chair of the Board at the Centre for Ageing Better at the end of this year.
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Ange Jones, Age-friendly Communities Network Manager, celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities by highlighting its achievements to date.
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Preview Age-friendly training

Age-friendly case study: Improving services for older customers

How Age UK Isle of Wight developed training to help service providers become more age-friendly.
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Sophy Proctor, Head of Funding at the Big Lottery Fund, picks out some of the highlights of the UK-wide Ageing Better programme.
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Read our response to the Government's Civil Society Strategy: Building a future that works for everyone.
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Jemma Mouland, our digital lead, responds to the latest internet use statistics for adults in the UK
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We are living longer than ever before. Someone aged 65 today can expect to live to 85, nearly ten years longer than their parents’ generation.
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