A small number of patients are attending hospital casualty departments dozens of times a year, new figures suggest. {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons} Almost 12,000 people made more than 10...
A small number of patients are attending hospital casualty departments dozens of times a year, new figures suggest. {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons} Almost 12,000 people made more than 10...
Congratulations to Karen Pemberton from Bodorgan, Anglesey, who's won the £1,000 first prize in the Age Cymru Champions Raffle. Says Karen of her win: "I've never won anything like this before and ...
Philip Davis from Comic Relief and George Say celebrate the New Year with the next phase of an innovative funding programme with Age NI to help older people's groups access financial support. The...
Age NI has been selected as Charity of the Year by Campbell Utilities, a Northern Ireland based company offering cost effective flood defence solutions to home and business owners. If you have been...
Uncertainty still surrounds commitments the Conservative party will make to protecting from austerity measures the benefits better-off older people are entitled to. Prime Minister David Cameron has… continue reading Powered by WPeMatico
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In a surprise announcement at the start of 2014 David Cameron, the Prime Minister, said that maintaining the 'triple lock' for the basic state pension will be a key part of the Conservative's next election manifesto. This would mean that, … Continue reading →
Uncertainty still surrounds commitments the Conservative party will make to protecting from austerity measures the benefits better-off older people are entitled to. Prime Minister David Cameron has...