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  1. The amazing work done by local Age UKs nationwide

    How Age UK's network of local Age UKs has adapted to the challenges of the coronavirus crisis to support older people in their respective communities.

  2. Age UK's position on the WASPI Campaign

    We're supportive of the WASPI Campaign and their efforts to draw attention to the situation. Here you can see Age UK's statement on the WASPI campaign.

  3. Can your company support the Age UK Telephone Friendship Service?

    The Telephone Friendship Service is Age UK's award-winning national telephone befriending service where volunteers from a range of corporate partners make a weekly 20-minute call to a lonely older ... us to reach those most in need. Why should we become a Corporate Member of the Telephone Friendship Service? It's easy – the Telephone Friendship Service is a bite-sized volunteering opportunity for

  4. Celebrating special grandparents

    Age UK staff reflect on the very special grandparents who continue to inspire them every day.

  5. Why I run for Age UK

    tells us how running became an important part of his life, the grandfather who inspired him to raise money for Age UK, and how he gets through the tougher parts of his challenges.

  6. The digital conundrum

    Paul Farmer, Chief Executive of Age UK, examines how older people are being excluded by technology, and what digital inclusion for all ages should look like.

  7. Brexit could worsen broken care system for older people

    Age UK are urging the government to put measures in place to allow EU nationals to continue to come to the UK to work as paid care staff.

  8. Are landlines being phased out?

    Landline aren't being phased out, but the UK’s telephone network is being upgraded, which means that landline services are changing. Find out more with Age UK.

  9. Solitude and loneliness in the age of coronavirus

    Age UK speaks to David Vincent, the author of a study on solitude. We discuss our history of being alone, as well as the implications of the coronavirus crisis.

  10. Government must act now to avert disaster in our care homes

    Age UK's Charity Director says the Government must act now to protect vulnerable older people and the workers caring for them.

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