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Digital inclusion in the pandemic Final March 2021.pdf

and 65-74 year olds (75%) in England use the internet every day or almost every day, compared to under half (46%) of those aged 75+. Others use it less often, but among those aged 75+ more than two out of ... of the pandemic. Among those aged 75+, only around a quarter (24%) are using the internet more while nearly one in ten (9%) are using it less. Although the over 75s make up the highest proportion of

2025 Fundraising Guide

Update newsletter, May 2019.pdf

RB_July16_Older_people_and_internet_use_stats.pdf

the internet. A quarter (26%) of people aged 65 to 74 and around three-fifths (61%) of people aged 75+ do not regularly use the internet. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) publishes information ... but not in the last 3 months.iii 2 The table below shows that the proportion of people aged 75+ who have used the internet in the last 3 months has nearly doubled in the last five years (from 20

TV Licence Age UK response - February 2019 (PDF)

London WC1H 9NA. 2 About this consultation Since November 2000, households that include someone aged 75 or over have been entitled to a free TV licence. In 2015 the Government announced that it would no ... concession should operate from June 2020. Key points Age UK believes that the free TV licence for over 75s should remain. Removing or limiting the concession would have a major impact on the lives of many of

Gender pay gap report , April 2020.pdf

pay gap 22% 0% Female Male Female Male Lower quartile 85% 15% 84% 16% Lower middle quartile 79% 21% 75% 25% Upper middle quartile 73% 27% 85% 15% Upper quartile 64% 36% 69% 31% Bonuses Age UK, the charity

Bank branch closure briefing - Sept 16 (PDF)

know that around a quarter (26%) of people aged 65 to 74 and around three-fifths (61%) of people aged 75+ do not regularly use the internet. Many older people also have a strong preference for in-branch banking

Final Gender Pay Gap Report 2026 - snapshot 5 April 2025.pdf

(highest paid) Upper middle quartile Lower middle quartile Lower quartile (lowest paid) Women Men 70% 75% 85% 81% 30% 25% 15% 19% Mean bonus gap -20% Median bonus gap 12.91% Women Men % colleagues receiving

RB_2012_Falls_prevention_Dont_Mention_the_F_Word.pdf

falls • About a third of all people aged over 65 fall each year, with higher rates among those over 75. • Falls represent over half of hospital admissions for accidental injury, particularly hip fracture

Cold at home polling briefing, Feb 2025.pdf

energy prices at the moment, how often is your home colder than you would like it to be?’ A full 3 in 4 (75%) pensioners said their home was colder than they would like it to be some, most of or all the time