Ageing Population Puts a Strain On Our Care Services
Evening Post (Bristol, UK) › May 15, 2009
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Britain has an ageing population. In 1951 fewer than nine million people in the UK were over the age of 65. There were ten million in 2005. And it is estimated that there will be 13 million by 2030. (www.statistics.gov.uk)
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Ageing Population Puts a Strain On Our Care Services
In 1951 there were 300 people in Britain aged 100 and over. Now there a...
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