It used to be that influenza was the main respiratory virus that got a lot of attention during the wintertime. But now there’s another one that’s become known for its potential to cause serious illness in older adults: respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Unlike COVID-19, which only appeared in the U.S. in 2020, RSV has actually […]

Do you find yourself taking stock and setting goals around the time of New Year’s? It is indeed an excellent time to reflect on the past year.  And although one can set goals at any time of year, the start of the calendar year is a time that seems to inspire many people to think […]

Have you been getting worried about your aging parent, or wondering if they are ok continuing to live as they are? Maybe they’ve been mostly okay but now you’re spotting some problems with memory, such as forgetfulness or asking the same questions repeatedly. Or maybe you’ve noticed trouble with driving, keeping up the house, managing […]

How Age UK Richmond upon Thames’ Rainbow Café is providing a welcoming community for local LGBT+ older people.

Age UK staff members reflect on one individual’s extraordinary contribution and how it can inspire our vital work.

Former musician Harry, 96, reminisces about his late wife May, and explains how Age UK has helped him through his loss.

Age UK’s Health Influencing team details how professionals can support older people through the challenges of 2025.

An Age UK supporter tells us about her work in response to being digitally excluded, and how our services have helped.