More than 1.5 million pensioners in the UK are now living in food poverty and are set to be hit the hardest this winter, according to new research. The study shows that over one million over 65s are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition.
More than 1.5 million pensioners in the UK are now living in food poverty and are set to be hit the hardest this winter, according to new research.
The report compiled by the Centre for Economics and Business Research said the rising cost of essentials such as food, has affected over 65s the hardest as their weekly shopping bill reaches an all-time high.
The study shows the over 65s will spend an average of £699 on food between October and December this year, an increase of £138 compared to the same quarter five years ago.
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