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  1. On the death of Her Majesty The Queen

    On the death of Her Majesty The Queen Caroline Abrahams, Charity Director at Age UK, considers what Her Majesty The Queen meant to many older people, and the model she set for ageing. I am writing this ... reflections on an extraordinary life of service to our nation. Although it’s unlikely I can say anything that has not already been said better by others, I would like to reflect briefly on how important

  2. The court decision on discharges into care homes

    discharging older people from hospitals into care homes in spring 2020 was a really important moment. Issued on 27 April, it was significant not only for itself, but also because it was the first time that events ... that the failure to do this cost lives, possibly many lives. It was a tragic mistake and seemingly one that could have been avoided. It was corrected later that spring but by then considerable damage had

  3. What’s the latest on a coronavirus vaccine?

    Dr Elizabeth Webb provides an update on what we know about the progress of a coronavirus vaccine - and other important questions to consider as winter approaches.

  4. How to get help with urgent or one-off expenses

    If you have an unexpected bill or emergency cost that you can't pay, There might be support available. Find out more from Age UK.

  5. Breaking Point - the social care burden on women

    This report, from Age UK, shines a light on what is happening to many women across the country today, through the stories of four carers.

  6. Practical ways to help older people

    doing to help your older relatives, friends and neighbours, whether with practical stuff like their shopping, or keeping their spirits up at a time things feel challenging. 1. Keep in touch Phone your older ... friends and ask if they need anything and let them know if they do, you can help out. And while you’re on the phone, why don’t you have a chat? You could set up a rota with other family and friends to make

  7. My dad: family, faith and fostering

    Tammy, who contacted the Age UK Advice Line about her parents’ finances, discusses her relationship with her father Craig – as well as family, faith and fostering.

  8. How benefits checks can change lives

    How the Age UK Advice Line’s new benefits team is helping older people claim the money they’re entitled to.

  9. Wit and wisdom: inside an Age UK comedy night

    A visit to Laughter Lines, Age UK Bristol's first charity comedy night, with comedians Louise Leigh, Ian Murphy, Mark Hurman, Jo Frank and Jack Campbell.

  10. Computer classes for older people

    Find out about training courses for older people on computers. Age UK computer training courses explain things clearly in plain English to help you get online.

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