Having to pay by app on a smartphone in pubs and cafes discriminates against older people who don’t have them says Age UK
Older workers have lost more in the pandemic than the young, yet concerns are raised only for the latter.
Never mind the quality – see the length says celebrity cook, saying that vaccinations should be given to the young, not to the elderly who are most at risk. She has had a good life, so that’s alright then.
Patrick Hutchison went as a ‘senior’ to protect the young in a protest demo in London and rescued white racist.
The ‘great generation’ – the 90 year olds and up who sacrificed to build the country up after the Great Depression and the 2nd World War should be sacrificed in the Coronavirus crisis, Professor says.
Church in Minnesota asks its older members to worship somewhere else, while new 30 year old pastor tries to build a new culture with the young.
Thoughts and hopes as we approach the New Year
How ‘love bombing’ can help people who feel lonely, even in company.
Ageism amongst 16 – 34 year olds that would deny the vote to over 70s.
Backhanded compliments for seniors that are ageist.
God has a purpose for each purpose, right to the end of their lives.
Yesterday was World Suicide Prevention Day. The World Health Organisation’s figures show that every second someone commits suicide – one per second! Most of them are male, and certain groups are at higher risk of taking their lives.
Proverbs 31:8 says, ‘”Speak up for people who cannot speak for themselves. Protect the rights of all who are helpless,’ (GNT).
This evening there’s a Panorama programme at 9.00 o’clock showing how people are suffering because of the collapse of social care funding – both individuals and Local Authorities – Councils.
Interesting how the weekend that commemorated the Holocaust coincided with the sad story of the Dutch 74 year old with dementia, who was euthanized by
Christmas is a great time for showing the love of God and telling the salvation story. It’s when you’ll see people who don’t normally come
A white haired lady stands in a summer-lit garden, with a serious expression on her face. She is holding a placard up to the camera,
‘With old age comes wisdom, patience, subtlety, and contemplation, said classical pianist, composer and writer Stephen Hough, ‘all qualities needed to appreciate great and complex
Usually, I write about older people and the issues that affect them. Today’s blog is slightly different. It’s about mothers – a younger mother and
The skills shortage in the workplace is growing fast. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation said recently that there is already a shortage of applicants for over
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