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  1. The State of Health and Care of Older People in England 2025

    especially remarkable considering that there's been a significant increase in the number of people aged over 75 living in the UK, who are one of the most likely groups to need support. 4. The number of District

  2. Helping more people stay well through winter

    immune systems are less able to fight off viruses and infections. More than 16,000 more people over 75 die in winter than at any other time of year. That’s why Age UK is determined to provide the advice

  3. Domestic abuse: more needs to be done to support older people

    following a successful campaign by Age UK , domestic abuse data was not collected on individuals aged 75 and over. We also know that older people may face barriers to reporting abuse and there are likely

  4. Reflecting on Windrush

    75 years on On the 75th anniversary of Windrush, Paul Farmer, Chief Executive of Age UK, considers the past, present and future of the Windrush Generation. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the arrival

  5. Remembrance Sunday 2019

    commemorate those who have lost their lives in conflict. This year's festival will be marking 75 years since 1944, a year of crucial battles in the Second World War. Artists and military bands will

  6. A brilliant bond: Margaret and Sarah

    says simply. “I do get fed up sometimes, but most of the time I try to laugh it off. I’m 75 now, after all, so I don’t take any crap.”

  7. What are social tariffs and why do we need them?

    research tells us there is overwhelming support among older people for an energy social tariff, with 75% in favour. Water companies across the UK are given the discretion to design their own social tariff

  8. A volunteer for 30 years

    years later? “Quite honestly, in that day you didn’t think you’d live to 90! When my father died, at 75, they said ‘By gum, he’s had a good life!’ You didn’t think into the future that far back then. I think

  9. No age limit: older people and domestic abuse

    the Office for National Statistics has listened and will now start collecting this data on those aged 75+. This change means that older people will finally be included in conversations about domestic abuse

  10. The Digital Champion Programme: boosting skills and confidence

    people face challenges with using technology, or worry about online security. Around 69% of people aged 75 and over struggle with basic online tasks. Plus, the cost of devices and internet access can be a big

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