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Academic

Alisoun Milne

Professor of social gerontology and social work at the University of Kent

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press citation on 1 topic since 6 Aug 2026 · last quoted 29 Oct 2026

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Alisoun Milne: key facts

Kind of voice
Academic
Role
Professor of social gerontology and social work at the University of Kent
Quoted on
Unpaid carers
Tracked press citations
1
Most recently quoted
29 Oct 2026
First quoted
6 Aug 2026

03  Profile

04  The signal · where Alisoun Milne sits on unpaid carers

Ranked 73= of 100 voices quoted in the press on unpaid carers, level with 27 others on 1 citation.

Ranked on press citations on this topic only, not across all topics. Joint positions share a rank.

  1. 1Helen Walker portraitHelen WalkerSector leaderChief Executive, Carers UK88
  2. 2Emily Holzhausen portraitEmily HolzhausenSector leaderDirector of Policy and Public Affairs, Carers UK84
  3. 3Kirsty McHugh portraitKirsty McHughSector leaderChief Executive Officer, Carers Trust41
  4. 73=Enza SmithSector leaderMBE, founder and CEO of Kinship Carers UK1
  5. 73=Anne CooperSector leaderChief executive officer, Oxford Head Injury Services1
  6. 73=Alisoun MilneAcademicProfessor of social gerontology and social work at the University of Kent1
  7. 73=Keith DobsonSector leaderChair, Glenmore Trust1
  8. 73=Sam MorrisSector leaderChief executive, Blackburn with Darwen Carers Service1

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05  On the record · press

What Alisoun Milne has said

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  • inews.co.uk1

Where Alisoun Milne has been quoted

  1. 01I never got on with my mum - but when she got dementia, I became her carerinews.co.uk · 29 Oct 2026

Verbatim

“A lot of the leaflets and forms for carers you might get at a GP surgery, for example, will often refer to 'looking after a loved one', but one care agency at an event I went to recently said they no longer use the phrase 'loved one', because actually, you might not actually feel love for this person.”
Professor emeritus of social gerontology and social work, University of Kent · Unpaid carers · inews.co.uk · 29 Oct 2026 · Read the article

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