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  1. Questions to ask before travelling

    Take a look at our article on what to ask when booking a holiday if you have limited mobility, disability or care needs.

  2. Donate to our shops

    Donate unwanted clothes, books, furniture and more to your local Age UK charity shops. Your donations can make a difference in someone's life. Donate now.

  3. Economics and ageing

    How economics affects ageing (and vice versa) is explored in a new series of books by José Luis Iparraguirre, the Chief Economist at Age UK and Professor of Economics at the University of Morón in Buenos

  4. There's no age limit on productivity

    Robin Lloyd-Jones is in his eighties, but his writing career continues apace. In his forthcoming book, Robin speaks to others who continue to be similarly productive in their respective fields in later

  5. Free Wills Month 2026

    recommend you book with your chosen solicitor and take part as soon as you can. If it's not in your area, you can sign up to receive our email reminders to take part. Sign up for reminders Free Wills Month ... on  0333 022 0396  – to find out which solicitors are taking part in your local area. Book an appointment directly with a Free Wills Month solicitor during October. Consider leaving a gift

  6. Could we become ageless?

    Holding back time's tide In his book, Ageless: The New Science of Getting Older Without Getting Old, Andrew Steele suggests slowing down or reversing the ageing process is “the ultimate extension of modern ... and its effects. Unlike most of us, he’s taken that interest a few steps further by writing a book on the subject.  In Ageless: The New Science of Getting Older Without Getting Old, Andrew examines

  7. 10 things MPs can do for older constituents during the coronavirus crisis

    newsletter and social media channels to encourage your constituents to check in with older neighbours. Remind them to maintain social distancing measures. Organise a social distancing constituency coffee morning ... care homes or mutual aid groups locally. Tackle loneliness by starting a constituency book club. Every week, pick a book and tweet or email about it.  Here is a  brilliant example  from Age

  8. Black History Month: 6 inspirational figures

    ourselves. So we printed 15,000 paperback poetry books priced at 5 shillings. Our idea of distribution was stopping people on the street and asking them to buy our books. Margaret has also released her own writing ... as a child. Joseph was certainly enthusiastic about the move from his native Ghana, having read a book that suggested ‘travel broadens the mind’. Sadly, though, once he started school in the

  9. A Life Less Lonely

    Loneliness, as a new book by journalist and author Nick Duerden reminds us, is an epidemic on the rise. So what can be done to ensure more of us enjoy better connected lives in the face of an issue that ... people? We sat down with Nick to find out… How the book came about “My publishers were in touch with the Jo Cox Foundation , and they wanted to have a book written that continued the conversation that

  10. Overcoming financial difficulties in winter

    the Government of around £100-£300. These payments are made during November and December, so set a reminder for the end of 2020. To find out if you might meet the eligibility criteria, call the Government ... car check before you go. Halfords offers this service. It takes 15 minutes and there is no need to book. They will check your car’s battery, headlight, brakes, wind screen wipers and tell you when your

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