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Age Scotland calls for action on council cuts

Scotland’s leading charity for older people has warned that cuts to social care budgets and community services are having a devastating impact on the health and wellbeing of those in later life.

Age Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to work with councils to safeguard services for older people and combat loneliness and isolation.

The latest research by the Accounts Commission shows that councils are struggling to meet demand for social care in the face of growing demand.

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