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The Importance of Satisfactory Housing for Older People

September 28, 2017

There is a consensus that older people ideally want to remain in their own homes, with support if necessary, for …

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Downsizing: should financial incentives be offered to “the elderly” to downsize?

February 7, 2017

A government White Paper published today indicates (on p63) that the government will be exploring ways to encourage older people …

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Housing Led Interventions can Help Older People Stay Healthy at Home

November 10, 2016

Not a week passes without media reports describing the range of pressures on the NHS and care sectors. In the …

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Scrapping the Pensions Triple Lock? Time to re-frame the debate.

November 7, 2016

Over the weekend, the Work and Pensions Select Committee called on the government to scrap the pensions triple lock, framing it …

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Mobility, Mood and Place – Conference Reflections

October 21, 2016

This blog article outlines my reflections on the conference held in Edinburgh (12 – 14 October) and how the proceedings …

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The implications of Brexit for older EU migrants in England and Wales

June 2, 2016

As part of the UK in a changing Europe initiative, a research project in the Centre for Population Change and …

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Let’s stop the ill informed language of intergenerational conflict, time for generational cohesion

June 12, 2013

Two interesting things happened today.  The Office for National Statistics published data showing that we now have, for the first …

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ASSET: a new research project exploring adult social care in housing with care settings

April 21, 2012

Summary: ASSET is an independent research project commissioned and funded by the Department of Health’s NIHR School for Social Care …

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How the media love discourses of intergenerational conflict

October 20, 2011

I have found myself Dr Angry over the last two days.  I mean Dr Really Angry.  It started with the …

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