Bailie Addresses Elderly Needs As Election Issue

th will be aged 65 or over. “Older people have shown what they can achieve when they set their minds to something, not least the appointment of the Older People’s Commissioner and their views and concerns must be a priority for any new administration. “The issues raised by AGE NI in this campaign are of concern to many citizens right across the north; many older people feel the effects of fuel poverty, social care provision, and the fear of crime more than other sectors. They are right to highlight these issues and if elected to the Assembly I commit myself to speaking up for them and their rights.”]]>

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