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Almost 40,000 older private renters “pulled into poverty” by inadequate Local Housing Allowance rates
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Age UK: “Millions in midlife put off exercise for life by school PE lessons”
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St Monica Trust completes The Chocolate Quarter
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A decade of life and two of healthy life expectancy: how much living in the right areas of the UK now means
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New research reveals “widespread, normalised ageism” across London
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New £1.1 million creative programme launches to address loneliness in the West of England
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Online-only bookings are putting “Care on HOLD”
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Age UK London launches manifesto ahead of upcoming council elections
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Age UK: 470k single women pensioners missing out on vital Pension Credit
New analysis shows that, while the numbers of female pensioners in the UK have fallen by 740,000 since 2010-11 because of the rise in State Pension Age, the numbers of women living in poverty have stayed steady at 1.1 million. Almost half of these would be entitled to Pension Credit if they claimed.
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40% of older people putting hygiene and health at risk by cutting back on water use
