The longest day has gone, the sun is doing its best to brighten up our days, though I think we have had more rain than I can remember for quite some years. That said, it does look like we are coming out of these interminable lockdowns, hopefully for good. We really hope that our leaders are following the scientific data and advice. Certainly, the vaccine and its associated jab programme have been a godsend and give us all hope for the future. If nothing else the pandemic shows that life is both fragile and needs to be lived to its full, no matter what our ages.Dementia is personal and remains a key focus area for us, and we have been perplexed at the government’s lack of follow through on upping the funding for dementia research, especially given that it also supports the covid recovery and helps a cohort that has been severely impacted by the pandemic. That said there have also been several exciting scientific announcements and it certainly seems like relatively good progress is being made. Again’ hopefully the learnings from the pandemic will help accelerate the research effort into this debilitating condition.Boldies, as we exit lockdown and reflect on the past year, lets ensure we remain calmer, more supportive, and kinder to each other, build on the community spirit that has thrived during the pandemic and focus on the future. A future that no matter what our age is for living to the fullest, in the knowledge that age is no barrier to attaining our life goals and ambitions.

WE ARE, not we were!

Live life as a Boldie

We are an exciting, fast expanding BOLD community for the over 50's. Encouraging people like us in our 50's and beyond to live a longer, healthier, more active and fulfilling life. This does not mean that we will shy away from difficult and challenging subjects, but as BOLDIES we want to show a positive attitude and spirit.As BOLDIES in our 50's and beyond we see the future as an exciting journey. A period of opportunity, relevance and joy; a time for exploration and re-invention where we continue to add value to society.Simply put BOLDIES say WE ARE! not we were.

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MARATHON MAN

Steve Foreman - 2021-10-21

I did it, I have signed up to do a marathon. Now for the interesting work

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INSPIRED TO RUN A MARATHON?

Steve Foreman - 2021-10-05

TheBoldAge says age is no barrier

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THEBOLDAGE LOOKS AT THE AGEIST STEREOTYPES THAT NEED TO BE DEBUNKED, NOW

Nigel Pritchard - 2021-10-04

3 ageist stereotypes we should all seek to redress

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‘I WANT TO GIFT MY HOME TO MY LOVED ONES NOW, DURING MY LIFETIME’

Ashfords - 2021-09-29

Ashfords continue to discuss the issues surrounding such a move

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ARE CERTAIN FOODS BAD FOR YOU?

Steve Foreman - 2021-09-28

TheBoldAge takes a look

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THEBOLDAGE LOOKS AT THE AGEIST STEREOTYPES THAT NEED TO BE DEBUNKED, NOW

Nigel Pritchard - 2021-10-04

3 ageist stereotypes we should all seek to redress

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‘I WANT TO GIFT MY HOME TO MY LOVED ONES NOW, DURING MY LIFETIME’

Ashfords - 2021-09-29

Ashfords continue to discuss the issues surrounding such a move

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ADJUSTING YOUR RETIREMENT THINKING

Catrin Thomas - 2021-09-07

Have you considered a change of tack regarding your retirement

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SHOULD I GIVE MY CHILDREN MY HOME TO AVOID PAYING FOR CARE?

Ashfords - 2021-08-30

Ashford's provide some thoughts to consider

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YOGA SHARPENS THE BODY AND MIND

Nigel Pritchard - 2021-09-24

TheBoldage looks at the benefits of taking up yoga at any age

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SERENITY AND SPIRITUALITY WITH A SCOTTISH SOUND BATH

Andrew Stark - 2021-09-13

The first sound you're greeted with is Helene's marvellous accent which is a melodious mixture of Scottish and French. You then start a journey through sound and vibrations that leaves you wanting more.

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HEART HEALTH: 6 KEY QUESTIONS ABOUT HEART ATTACKS THAT BOLDIES SHOULD KNOW

Nigel Pritchard - 2021-08-30

Do you know what the differences are between a heart attack and indigestion? More importantly do you know what to do if you or a loved one has a suspected heart attack?

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