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  • Free Will Writing Service

    Published on 29 June 2026 12:14 PM

    We are delighted to announce that Age UK Richmond has partnered with two local legal firms, Perfectly Legal and...

  • Celebrating 60 years!

    Published on 28 January 2025 03:07 PM

    2025 is a Remarkable Year for Age UK Richmond! This year marks 60 incredible years of supporting older people in...

  • Let's change how we age

    Published on 24 October 2024 05:38 AM

    Age UK Richmond joins Age UK and the rest of the Age UK network calling for a radical ‘sea change” in how we think...

  • Everyone Has a Story or Two – Here are the winning stories!

    Published on 02 October 2024 09:02 AM

    On Friday 27 th September at the Full of Life Fair we held a reading and prize giving event for our ‘Everyone Has a...

  • Cost of Living - What we are doing to help

    Published on 30 November 2023 09:17 AM

    Cost of living – What we are doing to help   We know that some older people locally are struggling with the rising co...

  • Age UK Richmond achieves top quality mark

    Published on 29 August 2023 10:44 AM

    We are proud to have achieved the Age UK Charity Quality Standard (CQS) which recognises the high standard of our...

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If you are planning a story on later life, we are here to help.

To speak to Age UK National media team please call 020 3033 1430 or email media@ageuk.org.uk. If you would like to speak to someone about a story from Age UK Richmond, please contact us on aydee.burke@ageukrichmond.org.uk

We were proud to have been The Mayor of Richmond's chosen charity during her Mayoral term - 2023 to 2024, raising £20,921.86 which was split evenly between Age UK Richmond upon Thames and Seen Charity.

Left: Cllr Fiona Sacks, Right: Cllr Suzette Nicholson