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Age UK

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Hillingdon Council is currently supporting older residents through an Age-Friendly Festival, providing information and activities.

Hillingdon Council has released details for its Age-Friendly Festival, taking place on 30 September 2026, at the Platinum Jubilee Centre. The event aims to provide older residents with valuable information, health checks, and engaging activities, all free of charge. Councillor Susan O'Brien, Cabinet Member for Adults, Children, Health & Care, confirmed the festival's details, which is part of the council's Age-Friendly Hillingdon commitment.

No further council discussions or decisions regarding Age UK are currently scheduled. The festival itself is a key component of Hillingdon Council's ongoing commitment to supporting its older population. Age UK is a British charity that provides support and advice for older people.

Key facts

  1. Hillingdon Council is holding an Age-Friendly Festival on 30 September 2026. Source
  2. The festival aims to provide older residents with information, health checks, and engaging activities. Source
  3. Councillor Susan O'Brien confirmed the festival's details. Source
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