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:

• Leeds Rhinos Squad become Dementia Friends (Leeds Rhinos)
• Blue Badge permits: people with ‘hidden disabilities’ to be eligible (BBC)
• How services can reach older men (Centre for Ageing Better)
• Living Memory – interview with UK’s oldest man, 111 (BBC Radio 4)
• Learning our ABCD in Leeds (Public Sector Executive)
• Let’s burst the age bubble and bring generations together (Guardian)
• Talkin Bout My Generation: the Show Created in Leeds by over 60s that‘s changing views on ageing (Yorkshire Post)
• Age-friendly and inclusive volunteering: review of community contributions in later life (Centre for Ageing Better)
• Social inequality – what does this mean for an ageing Britain? (Longevity UK)
• Life isn’t over: how best to communicate with people living with dementia (University of Bristol)
• Poverty and social exclusion of older people: where are we? (AGE Platform Europe)
• “I wake up angry and I go to bed angry”: meet the protesting pensioners (Guardian)
• Breaking down emotional barriers is key to making volunteering accessible to all (Centre for Ageing Better)
• Self-driving cars: closer than we realise? (Saga)
• Rvealed: the UK’s most active age group (The Carer)
• Older men at the margins: how men experience and combat loneliness and social isolation in later life (Age UK)

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