Campaign focus: Transport
Over the next few months we will be sharing information on our campaign focus areas. Those topics we feel strongly about and are fighting for…
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Monitoring what matters
We continually gather news on all the issues that affect our members in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. You can keep up to date here. Looking for your local news? Visit our Scotland Website and Northern Ireland Website
Campaign Focus: Integrated social care
Over the next few months we will be sharing information on our campaign focus areas. Those topics we feel strongly about and are fighting for…
The triple lock – will it continue?
State pensions will increase by 8.5% and civil service pensions by 6.7%. Last year both pensions were increased by the same amount
Carer Poverty Coalition – Manifesto
Along with 130 other members of the Carer Poverty Coalition, we launched a joint manifesto calling on all political parties to commit to taking action…
Campaign focus: are there enough staff to care?
Even if you have the money to pay for care, there is no guarantee that anyone will be there to provide it.
Budget 2024: 2% Cut in National Insurance…but tax on pensions will rise in April
The Chancellor delivered his Spring Budget today announcing that National Insurance contributions will reduce by a further 2% for those in work, whilst the tax…
Campaign Focus: National social care service
Many of us will require some level of care when we get older. Life expectancy has plateaued, and there are a growing number of people…
Spring budget: tax cuts?
We, along with our fellow Later Life Ambitions partners, have been following with interest the stories and speculation surrounding the Spring budget and any announcements…
House of commons digital exclusion debate
There will be a debate in the House of Commons on Wednesday 28 February at 4.30pm about how older people are being locked out of services because they have gone online. We need as many MPs as possible to attend – and speak on the importance of offline options.
How you can make a difference
While we don’t know when it will happen (the best bet is in the Autumn) we do know that 2024 will be an election year. …
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