Lambeth Council’s eviction of mother Clavia Chambers shows the brutality of our housing system
Thousands are being made homeless by a broken housing system say Lambeth Housing Activists who have been assisting the now homeless mother of two.
Search Results for Universal Credit
Teaching assistants are earning the minimum wage. We need to talk about poverty pay
Academies and schools are making tortuous calculations in order to get away with paying the bare minimum – in a county where rents and house prices are astronomical.
The housing crisis is deepening – and the Tories have no solution
Affordable housebuilding has fallen to the lowest level in 24 years
Benefits claimants with health conditions have just been hit by a £1,400 annual cut
Poor households are getting slammed as Osborne-era cuts come into effect this week
Poor families’ incomes are about to get slammed – but it’s nothing to do with NICs
The impact of scheduled benefit changes will dwarf national insurance reform
Budget 2017 liveblog: Responses to Philip Hammond’s statement
The Chancellor is delivering his first Spring Budget
IFS projects families £5,000 worse off and child poverty up a third. Is this Theresa May’s ‘strong economy’?
IFS report on a grim future shames the Tories’ economic record
Liveblog: Progressive responses to the Autumn Statement
Live analysis of Philip Hammond’s statement from progressive parties, NGOs, trade unions and think tanks
Want to really help the ‘Jams’? Time for a Robin Hood Tax
It’s working in Germany and France – why not here?
Five ways the Autumn Statement could cut inequality and help ‘the Jams’
The Equality Trust says ditch tax cuts and build houses