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Poorest at mercy of ‘dysfunctional’ justice system

By The Press Association23rd June 2015News England

Michael Gove will launch a stinging attack on the “two-nation” justice system that allows the wealthy to enjoy “gold standard” services while “badly” failing many victims of crime. The poorest

Sturgeon appoints senior researcher as poverty adviser

By Iain MacDonald23rd June 2015News Scotland

The Scottish Government’s efforts to alleviate poverty and tackle inequality will be subject to independent scrutiny by a new adviser, appointed today by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Naomi Eisenstadt, an

PM to defend welfare cuts as Burnham brands delays ‘disgraceful’

By The Press Association22nd June 2015News England

David Cameron is to mount a staunch defence of the Government’s welfare curbs, insisting they are at the heart of his drive to create a fairer Britain. Setting out his

Tens of thousands expected at major anti-austerity protests

By The Press Association20th June 2015News England

The Government will today face its first big public protests since being elected when politicians, union leaders and celebrities join thousands of people on demonstrations against austerity, spending cuts and

Engage: Old problems and new – a view from the foodbank frontline

By Daniel Norris15th June 2015Engage

We know that up to two-thirds of the people turning to the foodbank for help are having problems with the benefits system. That’s why since August 2013, a Child Poverty

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

By The Press Association5th June 2015News England

Organisers of an anti-austerity protest are predicting that hundreds of thousands of people will join the demonstration. The People’s Assembly said 70,000 had already pledged support for the event in

Scottish Government demands clarity over £12 billion welfare cuts

By Iain MacDonald3rd June 2015News Scotland

The Scottish Government has called on the UK Government to clarify the extent of its proposed £12 billion welfare cuts and urgently outline how they will impact on Scotland’s new

Tesco trialling scheme to give charities unsold food

By The Press Association3rd June 2015News England

Tesco is trialling a scheme to give away unsold food at the end of each day to charities such as homeless hostels and children’s breakfast clubs. The supermarket giant revealed

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

By The Press Association19th May 2015News England

A third of Londoners cannot afford a decent standard of living because of extra costs of living in the capital, such as housing and transport, according to a new report.

Engage: What impact does the rising employment rate have on poverty?

By Catherine Davie15th May 2015Engage

Labour Market Statistics released yesterday show employment is at its highest since records began, and unemployment is decreasing rapidly, says Catherine Davie. But what impact does this have on poverty?

Tag: Austerity

Poorest at mercy of ‘dysfunctional’ justice system

Sturgeon appoints senior researcher as poverty adviser

PM to defend welfare cuts as Burnham brands delays ‘disgraceful’

Tens of thousands expected at major anti-austerity protests

Engage: Old problems and new – a view from the foodbank frontline

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

Scottish Government demands clarity over £12 billion welfare cuts

Tesco trialling scheme to give charities unsold food

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

Engage: What impact does the rising employment rate have on poverty?

Warning of ‘stark failure’ in social care after children placed in caravan and Airbnb

Four teenagers and man guilty of murdering two boys in case of mistaken identity

‘Inhuman’ violence against Sara Sharif ‘normalised’ by defendants, jurors told

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Tag: Austerity

Poorest at mercy of ‘dysfunctional’ justice system

Sturgeon appoints senior researcher as poverty adviser

PM to defend welfare cuts as Burnham brands delays ‘disgraceful’

Tens of thousands expected at major anti-austerity protests

Engage: Old problems and new – a view from the foodbank frontline

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

Scottish Government demands clarity over £12 billion welfare cuts

Tesco trialling scheme to give charities unsold food

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

Engage: What impact does the rising employment rate have on poverty?