This paper sets out some possible implications of UK’s leave from the European Union on older people, looking at the areas of public policy where the EU has particularly touched older people’s lives and what will be Age UK’s priorities to ensure a better later life for everyone in old age.
On 2 October, to mark the International Day of Older Persons 2024, MEP Idoia Mendía, Marina Kaljurand and Marcos Ros...
The Imserso, WHO’s collaborating agency in Spain, has presented the Qualitative research on diagnoses and plans for age-friendly cities and...
The Business of Ageing Project highlights the potential economic contribution older people will make to New Zealand over coming decades....
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