At Time to Shine we see and read a lot of interesting stories and resources about older people. We share a few of these with you each month.

Here’s the latest selection:

• Number of people living alone with dementia predicted to double (Guardian)
• Raising the equality flag: health inequalities among older LGBT people in the UK (International Longevity Centre)
• How age discrimination impacts on later life (Centre for Ageing Better)
• Social infrastructure: how shared spaces make communities work (Ambition for Ageing)
• Study shows older men feel ‘excluded, overlooked and cut off’ (University of Bristol)
• Shining a light on older people’s LGBTQI people’s hopes and concerns surrounding care (Diva)
• I never thought I’d have an 86 year old friend (i)
• What’s in a name? The language of ageism (Cygnet North East)
• Tackling inter-generational unfairness (House of Lords report)
• “Depression isn’t an inevitable part of ageing” – challenging ageist stereotypes in mental health (Mental Health Today)
• While the UK dithers over social care, China is starting to deliver (Guardian)
• Couple in 80s discriminated against because they can’t pay online (BristolLive)
• AGE Speaks – interview with Arlind Reuter about Older Voices community radio, Newcastle (East London Radio)

You can subscribe to Later Life AGEnda free email newsletter, produced by Tony Watts, for a huge range of stories about older people. There are many other sources.