Fixing damp homes could save NHS over £1billion - our new report with Demos finds "The link between housing and health continues to be overlooked when searching for solutions to our nation’s sickness crisis" - Ageing Better's Carole Easton mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

'Calling ‘bullshit’ on ageism in advertising' I'm delighted to be featured in this excellent piece from @HannahBowler95 The Drum Brands aren't getting it 100% right but we are def seeing progress from a few pioneers daring to think & market differently thedrum.com/news/2023/09/1…

Why do we discriminate against older people when none of us is getting any younger? Fantastic column by Martha Gill in today’s Observer questioning the paradox of ageism theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

We have an ageing population, but no overall strategy to prepare for the complex social and policy challenges that this will generate. independent.co.uk/news/uk/office…

Some personal news as they say…I’ll shortly be leaving Ageing Better for my most exciting & challenging role yet ❤️ In my absence, this is an incredible opportunity to lead a new campaign and work with some of the best teams and colleagues in the biz ageing-better.org.uk/jobs/director-…

Please do come and work for an amazing team helping champion the incredible work charity communicators do.

Over 50s now make up a third of hospitality workers. Tracy Riddell Ageing Better said the growth over three years demonstrates a level of commitment by employers to recruit and retain workers in their 50s and 60s, which will fill crucial vacancy gaps. telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/2…

Maggie Smith for Loewe is so iconic 🙌🙌

Sir Chris explained: "Houses are built for young families...and if you project forward to the middle of the century, a quarter of the population will be over 65, yet we still have a housing stock not designed for that age group." bbc.co.uk/news/health-67…

We're delighted to announce that our flagship report: The State of Ageing 2023-24, is released today. 🎉 This the most detailed, most up-to-date, most wide-ranging report about ageing of its kind: ageing-better.org.uk/the-state-of-a…

A privilege to hear from Sir Michael Marmot “a nerd who looks at the numbers” at Ageing Better’s State of Ageing report launch today. “We’re a poor country with some rich people - and that is very telling for what it means to grow older in the UK.”

"More than one in five Bangladeshi women aged 50-64 report being in poor health, the same proportion as for white British women aged 85 and older." A shocking fact from Ageing Better's State of Ageing report - covered here by Nadine White independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…

Sharon Stone smashing the taboo about sex in later life telegraph.co.uk/family/relatio…

We've launched our brand new campaign, @AgeWithoutLimit! Through this movement, we will aim to change the way we all think about ageing and support a growing movement of people and organisations working to make society more age-inclusive. Join us today: AgeWithoutLimits.org

Our CEO Carole Easton on BBC Breakfast this morning talking about a report by MPs on the Women & Equalities Committee calling for greater protections to tackle the UK’s ‘pervasively ageist culture’

A new strategy and legal protections are needed to tackle a 'pervasively ageist culture'. We have published a report on the rights of older people 👇 Find out more by visiting our website.

Today is #AgeWithoutLimitsDay - we celebrated with an event at our hub in Watford - Meriden Community Centre – thanks to everyone who came along and took part in our activities! Age Without Limits #WatfordFC 🗣️"Age is just a number—today was all about strength, connection, and

I'm celebrating my years for #AgeWithoutLimitsDay - I am 77 years old. Get involved and celebrate ageing!@agewithoutlimitsorg

Getting older can have it’s challenges, but being treated negatively because of your age shouldn’t be one of them. Proud to be celebrating #AgeWithoutLimitsDay today with fantastic colleagues Age Without Limits Ageing Better

Fantastic work from the ASA which we Age Without Limits were very pleased to support. Advertising has such a powerful influence on society and can be a force for good - we look forward to seeing many more positive and diverse portrayals of ageing on our screens and magazines