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  1. What is cautious hugging?

    The Prime Minister has recently said that when we see our nearest and dearest again we may want to employ 'cautious hugging', but what is that? Dr Elizabeth Webb investigates.

  2. Making local voices heard during coronavirus

    required a local response, as well as a worldwide one. We discuss how the Age UK network has been working to influence decision-makers for their communities.

  3. Why age-based restrictions won’t work for coronavirus

    Dr Elizabeth Webb explains the 7 reasons why age-based restrictions won’t work as a response to coronavirus.

  4. The amazing work done by local Age UKs nationwide

    respective communities. Here's a selection of the accounts we've received, which reflect the tireless work that continues to be done. The Age UK network comprises more than 130 local Age UKs ... across England, as well as Age Scotland, Age Cymru and Age NI. During the coronavirus crisis, they’re working harder than ever to provide services and support for older people in their communities, rising to

  5. New coalition to build homes that work for everyone

    Age UK is giving its full support to a new coalition to build new homes that work for people of every age, with increased accessibility to accommodate older people.

  6. What is equity release and how does it work?

    Equity release refers to the various ways in which you can use your home to generate income. Find out more from Age UK now.

  7. The bedroom tax: how it works and who it affects

    which may make it harder to cover your rent. Here’s everything you need to know about how it works, who it affects, and what you can do if you’re struggling. The bedroom tax is a reduction in

  8. Thank you for helping us be there

    With the help of kind supporters like you, we are working hard to be there and offer support to lonely older people up and down the country. Hear about the difference we’re making in people’s lives.

  9. Operation Sterling

    Together with Fighting With Pride, Age UK's Advice Line is working to help older LGBT+ veterans in a range of areas – from claiming benefits to accessing social care.

  10. Benefits and accessing cash - coronavirus advice

    unable to work because you're self-isolating, you might be eligible for a Test and Trace Support Payment of £500. To be eligible you must meet the following criteria: Be asked to self-isolate by ... close contact with someone who has. Be employed or self-employed. Be unable to work from home and lose income as a result. Be receiving Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, income-related Employment and

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