11 things wrong with the Tories’ cut to Universal Credit and Working Tax Credits
The government’s arguments fall apart quite quickly when you scratch the surface.
The government’s arguments fall apart quite quickly when you scratch the surface.
‘To give people enough relief to offset their problems, even just a little bit, and then to take it away, feels cruel,’ says one victim of the cuts.
Millions are set to lose £1,000 a year, new government data shows.
“There is now nearly two years’ extra weight of evidence that the delay in providing a first payment is causing real hardship.”
In six months time, six million people will lose out on £20 a week.
Paying it to individuals not households would benefit everyone. UBI would be better still.
We are still in the midst of the worst health and economic crisis that impact those on the lowest incomes hardest.
In areas like Burnley, nearly 10% of working-age adults work but rely on Universal Credit.
The £20 a week Universal Credit boost has been a lifeline for millions. When will Tory MPs start voting with their conscience?
Is pushing the protection of statues a plan by the Tories to distract from the Universal Credit cut fallout?