Interview with Dr Stephen Holmes conducted by Ceri Wheeldon
Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis is a little known disease, yet is the 4th biggest respiratory killer in the UK. Around 32,000 people live with the […] 
Interview by Ceri Wheeldon
Today, in our ‘My Style over 50’ series, featuring real women who love to be stylish over 50 Marian Maclean shares her style story with Fab after Fifty.
How would you describe […] 
Interview by Ceri Wheeldon
As we continue to share the style stories of real women over 50, Bukky shares her style inspiration.
Tell us a little about yourself:
I’m Bukky, I’m a Midlife Welln […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
When it comes to a career change over 50 , success really can be a matter of mindset. Whether you are looking for a complete change of career direction, are looking for a new role […] 
Following on from last week’s introduction to the ‘My Style over 50’ series, Style and Confidence Coach Julia Rees is the first of our stylish readers to share her personal style story – and her tips to look […] 
Interview by Ceri Wheeldon
Our latest inspirational ‘Fab Woman’ is Lorri Delahunty, who set up a vegan clothing company in her 50s, lost weight to go down several dress sizes, gave up alcohol…and […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
I have lost track of how many times I have heard individuals in their 50s and beyond say that there was no point in even trying to look for a new job as their age would count […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
I thought it would be fun to have women over 50 who love clothes to share their style stories with Fab after Fifty readers.
I’m starting the series by sharing my own personal s […] 
After picking out which clothes to wear, accessories act as the finishing touches to bring your whole outfit together. In their fifties, women can still look glamorous every time they leave the house. […] 
Interview by Ceri Wheeldon
Amanda Weinberg shares her story as she followed her dream and published her first novel at the age of 61.
A little about Amanda
I live in London with my husband and a […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
With most changing rooms closed following lockdown, and with social distancing in place, having a bra fitting when buying new lingerie has become a problem. Especially as most of us […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
I am a great believer in shopping in your own wardrobe before investing in anything new. I have friends who often compliment me on what I’m wearing and are clearly surprised wh […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
I came across this beautiful poem written about ageing beauty by Beverley Harvey who has been a frequent contributor to Fab after Fifty over the years. I felt I had to share […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
I have to admit to being a bit taken aback over the weekend when I saw headlines suggesting that the over 50s may be subject to increased restrictions in order to prevent a second […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
With many individuals facing redundancy, and increased competition for every job vacancy, many jobseekers may feel they need some additional support in their job search and look for […] 
Review by Ceri Wheeldon
Set in 1950s England, in Simple Pleasures we meet Jean, who is living what can only be described as a limited life as she works as a feature writer on a local paper to support both […] 
Review by Ceri Wheeldon
During lockdown visits to nailbars for regular manicures came to an abrupt stop – although I have to confess to never having been to one- I have always been quite low maintenance a […] 
Book Review by Ceri Wheeldon
Having interviewed the author previously about her own personal inspirational story, I felt I just had to read her debut novel.
Annie has been estranged from her mother for […] 
Article by Ceri Wheeldon
Whether it’s a summer holiday or a staycation, the warm, sunny weather is welcome, but it can be difficult to find summer dresses that are easy and comfortable to wear in our 50s a […] 
Due to the lockdown, there are an estimated 650,000 jobs that could be cut in the next few weeks. That is going to put so many families into peril and it can be quite disheartening to learn that you have been […] 
