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Permalink Reply by simona florio on April 29, 2012 at 8:30

How young?

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Permalink Reply by Kate on April 30, 2012 at 15:23

Ideally 16-25 - but it's flexible and I would like to speak to anybody who has thoughts about the generation gap.

-KD

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Permalink Reply by simona florio on April 30, 2012 at 15:34

I run a group of people with dementia, their carers, and other older adults with special needs. The group is run by volunteers of all different ages, some of whom are under 25, and brilliant at what they do. We think about the generation gap, but we don't actually feel it when we are all together. We relate in the "here and now", and feel very much part of the same cohesive group. We meet on Wednesday in Stockwell (South London), and you'd be most welcome to come and talk to us. 

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Permalink Reply by Kate on May 5, 2012 at 12:49

That sounds fantastic, it would be great to come next Wednesday. My email is kathryn.dobinson.1@city.ac.uk if you would be so kind as to send me some more details, time and place etc? Thanks very much.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Thompson on January 26, 2013 at 16:34

Hi, I have website dedicated to how badly Britain's pensioners have been treated since Margaret Thatcher in the 80's, and Governments since.  My site is free to join, and free to comment on all postings  http://pvc322.forumotion.co.uk

and I would welcome comments about my site.  Thank you.

I have contacted the UK Youth Parliament, and asked them to go to my site.

I have long believed that the young should support the old re- their miserable State pension.

Hi, I have website dedicated to how badly Britain's pensioners have been treated since Margaret Thatcher in the 80's, and Governments since.  My site is free to join, and free to comment on all postings  http://pvc322.forumotion.co.uk

and I would welcome comments about my site.  Thank you.

 

Michael Thompson

 

 

Michael Thompson

 

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