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A roadside billboard saying Are You Ageist with cars driving past in front of it
28/07/25

Are you ageist? The bold question that launched England’s first campaign to tackle ageism

In 2024 we launched Age Without Limits with a hard-hitting question: ‘Are You Ageist?’ A packed calendar followed.

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A group of older people wearing football vests and smiling with their arms raised as they all stand within a football goal
28/07/25

Over 80 groups and organisations took part in Age Without Limits Day 2025

The day is all about bringing people together to take action on ageism, and it was amazing to see the range of activities taking place.

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Glastonbury pyramid stage - Annie Spratt, Unsplash
23/06/25

More than two-thirds of the public think there’s no age limit to having fun at Glastonbury

Around one in four members of the public (23%) think Glastonbury would be better if it had fewer people aged 50 and above attending.

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Age Without Limits Day activity pack materials
12/06/25

Inspiring and emotive: AWL Day sweeps across the nation

Thousands of people across the country took actions big and small to celebrate ageing and challenge ageism on Age Without Limits Day.

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A man holds a star shaped balloon, flowers and prosecco and stands next to a woman holding a card. They are in a kitchen office environment.
09/05/25

Celebrate your years this Age Without Limits Day

Reclaiming pride in the natural, inevitable process of ageing is a powerful and direct challenge to the ageist narratives we grow up with.

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Diane Carson from The Traitors smashing an antique lamp
07/05/25

The Traitors’ Diane Carson Smashing Ageist Stereotypes

The latest stage of our campaign features a reality TV star taking a hammer and golf club to fragile household items.

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