...with academics, ageing practitioners, professionals and members of the public in cities around the UK. In mid-September I made the first of these visits to Sunderland. VOICENorth, part of Newcastle...
...updated with contributions from our lead experts and others. We would welcome you to join the conversation in the comments below. Featured image by Sally Burt. Courtesy of Age Action...
...way that people approach their own old age is changing, according to one review. Higgs and Gilleard identify a new generation of pensioners – 'the new old’, who reached adulthood...
...what they mean for policymaking How are attitudes and behaviours to the ageing process changing in light of new media and new technology? What are the attitudes of different age...
...assume to refer to people aged 50 to 100 years as though all have the same interests, needs and characteristics! We need to discover a new narrative, break new ground,...
...Lessons learned As we explained to participants at the time, this is a pretty new approach for policy makers, and very new for the Government Office for Science. So each...
...announcing a new project shortly. To stay up to date with Foresight's work, visit our GOV.UK page or follow our new Projects blog. Featured image by Unsplash. Used under Creative...
Please note: this blog is no longer being updated. To stay up to date with Foresight's work, visit our GOV.UK page or follow our new Projects blog. The number of...
...been trying out a new technique, called speculative design , to engage the public in some of the issues in an ageing population. Cat Drew has written about it on...
...the project. Changing the workplace New technologies in the construction industry can help people to continue working (source: TNO, Netherlands) Professor Peter Buckle’s paper on workplace infrastructure examines the literature...
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