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old age, and action must be taken to help older people stay in work for as long as possible if they want to. • Right to an adequate standard of living including enough nutritious food, the right clothing
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problems at railway stations include stairs to platforms and a lack of lifts. Older people who can and want to use trains require reliable rail travel supported by adequate infrastructure, including seating
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evidence-based policy making, and assess whether there is reasonable financial support for people over 50 who want to start their own business. The UK Government should work with employer’s representative groups ... (78 per cent) of respondents said they would like more flexible hours, and 73 per cent said they wanted to see more parttime positions offered.26 However, there are also instances of employers forcing
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the time the GP phones, the person is unprepared for the conversation or has forgotten what they wanted to discuss. Length of appointment time is also an issue. Inability to access GPs can increase pressure
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personalised care. Care home staff are skilled at working with individuals with complex needs and want to share their expertise. However, they report that hospital staff never ask, eg, what helps this
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digital skills and get online, if they are able to and can afford to do so. Those who cannot or do not want to do so should continue to access services and support in a way that best suits them. Services provided
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using a list of questions by asking them in order but what we soon found was that the residents just wanted to chat. We used the questions as conversation starters rather than as a list, enabling better connection
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equal respect, rights and the same access to services as the rest of the population. Older people who want to work should have the opportunity to do so, while later life is also a time when many older people ... inclusion “I have access to appropriate social activities, creative and learning opportunities when I want them”. All older people in Wales are respected, socially included and safe within their lives and
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below. We can see no justification for holding large deposits without protection. If care homes want to ask for large deposits, a compulsory deposit protection scheme should be set up, similar to the
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idea to seek advice if you want to take action against your landlord. This factsheet aims to give you basic information about your rights, but in many cases you may want to get more detailed advice from ... Residential Property Tribunal themselves for a RRO so that they can have some of their rent repaid. If you want to do this contact the Residential Property Tribunal Wales”. “Any application by a contract-holder
