The report finds: social mobility in England is a postcode lottery, with large differences across areas in both the adult pay of disadvantaged adults, and
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost everything. Like many countries around the world, Scotland has endured a lockdown that has deeply impacted its public services, its economy
Role: Projects InternHours: 2 days a week (usually Tuesdays and Thursdays)Duration: 12 months Location: Remote working and/or offices based in Central London (depending on Covid-19).Comp: London
Minister for Equalities leads discussion to tackle Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) maternal mortality. Maternal mortality now occurs in fewer than 1 in 10,000
This consultation considers how to raise accessibility standards, recognising the importance of suitable homes for older and disabled people. In particular, it considers how the
Based on an online survey of 285 low-income families and in-depth interviews with 21 of these families between May and August 2020, this report offers an important
The coronavirus crisis has left disabled people feeling “abandoned, ignored and devalued”, according to a new report by user-led organisations and their allies in the
This evidence review examines whether people with protected characteristics experience discrimination in the recruitment process. It also highlights the barriers that they face when trying to
New research shows food banks are forecast to give out six emergency food parcels a minute this winter. The Trussell Trust’s new analysis forecasts a 61% increase in food parcels needed across its UK network in October to December – six parcels
A disabled dad has won his legal trial against housing benefit discrimination at Birmingham County Court, with the judgement handed down on Tuesday 8 September.
