PICTURES: Age Concern Eastbourne says covid and cost of living crisis has been a 'double whammy'

By India Wentworth

Published 14th Jul 2022, 16:57 GMT

Updated 14th Jul 2022, 17:25 GMT

A charity for over 50s in Eastbourne says things 'couldn't be worse' due to having to deal with covid and now a cost of living crisis.

Herald reporter India Wentworth went to speak to people at Age Concern Eastbourne on Tuesday (July 12).

. Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby)

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - Marilyn Webb and Jennifer Layzell Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - Liz Wicks-Stephens Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - Ed Archibald Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - Liz Wicks-Stephens Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - Ed Archibald Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9

Age Concern at the Patricia Venton Centre (Pic by Jon Rigby) - India Wentworth and Hazel Jelly Photo: JON RIGBY / PHOTOGRAPHER 07850 9