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  1. A year at Age UK

    Age UK's Chief Executive Paul Farmer reflects on his first year in the role and the challenges ahead.

  2. A volunteer for 30 years

    Volunteers don't come more dedicated than Pat Wardman, who celebrates 30 years continuous service in an Age UK shop.

  3. Tax and benefits: what's changed?

    Find out what’s changed for benefits and tax rates for veterans born before 1950 this financial year.

  4. 80 years of Age UK Norwich

    and what the future holds. Ian abseil Turning 80 is a milestone worth celebrating in style, and this year, Age UK Norwich is doing exactly that as it marks 8 decades supporting older people across the city ... conditions faced by many older people, to contribute towards a better and fairer society. Over the years, the committee’s community work and services for local older people continued to grow, until

  5. A bright start to the new year

    then wet, then grey depending on where you live. So it’s unsurprising that this is a time of year when many older people feel deeply alone, lost, isolated and in need of support. And because of that ... a powerful concept, and one which raises many millions for charities throughout the year. And in December last year, Age UK was Omaze’s charity partner. It’s been a great partnership. We all

  6. 100 year anniversary of the RAF

    1st April 2018 marked the 100 year anniversary of the creation of the Royal Air Force (RAF). We look at some of the major milestones in its history, and touch on some of its key achievements.

  7. Celebrating a year of friendship and support

    We visit the Joining Forces Age UK Leicester Shire & Rutland, to celebrate a year of coffee mornings for older veterans and meet those that make it possible.

  8. A pandemic year – rising to the challenge

    A trying time With the publication of Age UK’s 2020-21 Annual Report, we look back on a year of immense challenge and change - and discuss what the future may hold. When the pandemic began we knew older ... be facing a very difficult time, but we could not have foreseen just how catastrophic it would turn out to be. And while the situation has markedly improved thanks to the vaccination programme, we know that

  9. Save free prescriptions for 60-65 year olds

    the changes are introduced won’t start paying. Even so, this change would mean 60-65 year olds in years to come will have to pay for their prescriptions if they don’t qualify for certain benefits ... disease. The Government says these people could buy a certificate to cut their costs, at £108 a year. Seen from this point of view the Government’s proposal is really a stealth tax, which could

  10. Opening up through poetry

    87-year-old Bobba tells Age UK about his poetry, coming out as bisexual in his 50s, and powerful female influences in his life.

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