The government is about to decide how much money will be spent on care over the next five years. Please sign Age UK’s Don’t Cut Care petition and make this a priority for the Chancellor, George Osborne.
A Fair Deal for Women, a coalition of women’s organisations, calls on the new PM to address key areas affecting women.
This report projects what current policies and economic projections will mean for the ability of households on safety-net benefits and on the new National Living Wage to meet minimum needs in the present Parliament.
This report projects what current policies and economic projections will mean for the ability of households on safety-net benefits and on the new National Living Wage to meet minimum needs in the present Parliament.
‘Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Wales’ was published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in September 2015.
A TUC research note published in September 2015 shows that the poorest working households will lose on average £460 a year by 2020 due to government changes to tax and benefits.
In September 2015 the Institute for Health Equity published four new papers to encourage local action on health inequalities.
The National Conversation on Health Inequalities is a Public Health England programme about reducing differences in health.
A taskforce to help reduce violence against women and girls on university campuses was announced by Business Secretary Sajid Javid on 6 September 2015.
In September 2015, the Government published a ‘Memorandum to the Joint Committee on Human Rights: the Welfare Reform and Work Bill 2015’.
