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Response to the Mental Health Tribunal, June 2018 (PDF, 207 KB)

Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA. 2 About this consultation This consultation seeks views on two key proposals to change the way that the First-Tier Tribunal operates in relation to mental health cases ... discretionary reference under s.67 or s.71 of the MHA, or where the tribunal directs an oral hearing. Key points and recommendations  There has been a significant increase in the number of older people who

Parliamentary briefing - Older Private Renters - Jan 2020.pdf

increase in appropriate social housing must be part of the solution to make sure every older person has a safe place to grow old. Renters’ Reform Bill The government have announced their plans to introduce ... possession proceedings through the courts. - Any changes are simple and easy for tenants to understand. The key challenges older private renters face Fear of eviction: Moving home can be disruptive and very expensive

Older drivers Policy Position - December 2022.pdf

Drivers (England) December 2022 Wherever they live, older people should be able to reach key services, friends and family at reasonable cost, in reasonable time and with reasonable ease. Driving ... may become the only practical form of independent transport in some places. Most older people are safe drivers Caricatures of 'bad' older drivers mean there is an on-going debate about road safety and

Age UK Parliamentary Briefing - Protecting older people from digital exclusion (June 2025).pdf

digital inclusion scheme that supports older people to gain digital skills, build confidence and stay safe online. There will always be some people who will never be online due to a lack of confidence or skills ... what you’re talking about.” – Eutal “I feel vulnerable every time I switch my iPad on. It’s just not safe. The fraudsters are always ahead.” - Judith, 72 • More support to enable people who would like to

Handling money and scams_v2.pdf

advisable to not accept cash due to potential virus transmission and it may also not be practical or safe for an older person to access it. Their bank may offer alternatives ways of getting cash rather than ... visit Age UK’s website. Key advice on avoiding Scams l Stop: Taking a moment to stop and think before parting with your money or personal information could keep you safe. l Challenge: Could it

Consumer Issues (July 2022).pdf

and offer real choice of goods and services that meet their needs and preferences at fair prices. Key Issues Older consumers account for around £319 billion in household spending every year – representing ... in their treatment of customers. Online platforms and marketplaces are failing to keep their users safe from dangerous products, fake and misleading reviews, and exposure to scams. New regulatory and legal

Scams awareness_fundraising_A4.pdf

existing relationship or who have already given us permission to contact them. Key Advice for the public on giving safely to registered charities is: l Check the charity’s name and registration number ... out more about their spending. Key advice on avoiding scams: Stop: Taking a moment to stop and think before parting with your money or information could keep you safe. Challenge: Could it be fake? It’s

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Older people, fraud and scams - Oct 17 (PDF)

Older people, fraud and scams Key facts 5 million targeted Almost 5 million older people (65+) believe they have been targeted by scammers.1 12% responded While only 12% of those targeted responded to ... together with local police forces, Police and Crime Commissioners and the voluntary sector, have a key role in protecting and supporting people in vulnerable circumstances. What Age UK wants to see • More

Age UK response to consultation on bus franchising guidance October 2024.pdf

services, which are a lifeline for older people. Wherever they live, older people should be able to reach key services, friends and family at reasonable cost, in reasonable time and with reasonable ease. Importance ... design approach measures. Local authorities have a key role in making sure the built environment in public spaces and streets in communities are safe and inclusive. More bus stops and shelters with improved