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Director of the Pensions Policy Institute, for reviewing and commenting on our statistical analysis. Warm thanks also go to Deborah Mattinson, Cordelia Hay, Justine Lukas and Michaela Rhode at Britain Thinks ... although nine per cent have two or more disabilities. Cluster 3 vignette - Robert Robert is going to keep providing for as long as he can, and focus on others, not himself Robert is quite open about the
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help or support them – loneliness is a daily struggle when you only have the TV or radio to keep you company. That’s why Age Cymru is here. Our vision is a society which offers all people in
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personal data for and why. What we use your personal data for Our reasons Providing our services to you Keeping you up to date with information about our services, including notifying you of changes to planned ... ‘Who we share your personal data with’). How long your personal data will be kept We will not keep your personal data for longer than we need it for the purpose for which it is used. Different retention
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contributing to the household chores. Equally, Malcolm encouraged it because he was aware that Lena should keep active. Both Malcolm and Lena accepted the arrangement as a means of continuing to manage their home ... sheltered accommodation felt that they had benefited from the move. They explained that their homes were warm and were easy to get about in. For example, a man using a day centre in Nottingham explained that
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inflation. ‘Squeeze on budgets due to inflation, fuel, increase in national insurance and pay awards not keeping pace’ Older people were struggling with high fuel, energy and food cost before the current issues ... UK or abroad the most frequently mentioned. However, one person said they’d love a break somewhere warm but the solo traveller supplements are too prohibitive. Many people are looking forward to spending
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important players within our society. We need to celebrate ageing as a positive transition while keeping our older citizens involved in civic and community life. An age friendly Wales is one in which older ... reductions in the amount of information available in traditional formats has exacerbated difficulties in keeping informed and being able to access key services. A lack of access to online services also frequently
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support with day to day money management, particularly for people in later old age. We recommend keeping two simple labels such as ‘advice’ and ‘guidance’, subject to consumer testing. However, we would ... of sub-categories of advice, the greater the risk of consumer confusion. We therefore recommend keeping two simple labels such as ‘guidance’ and ‘advice’. Consumers are likely to regard all personal interactions
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inflation. ‘Squeeze on budgets due to inflation, fuel, increase in national insurance and pay awards not keeping pace’ Older people were struggling with high fuel, energy and food cost before the current issues ... UK or abroad the most frequently mentioned. However, one person said they’d love a break somewhere warm but the solo traveller supplements are too prohibitive. Many people are looking forward to spending
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UK Government schemes which seek to help address fuel poverty include the Winter Fuel Payment, the Warm Home Discount and the Cold Weather Payment. Meanwhile the Welsh Government operates the Nest and Arbed ... believe it is vital that the UK Government maintains its commitment to the Cold Weather Payment, the Warm Home Discount and Winter Fuel Payments until the energy efficiency of homes is radically improved
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Advisers within local Age UK Brand Partners to deliver support to older people to help them have a warm home. The pilot was funded by ENGIE (previously known as GDF Suez) and delivered in six areas in the ... older people received support with fuel debt 14 older people received support claiming £140 from the Warm Home Discount 395 older people received support switching energy tariffs (saving an average of £203
