“Poverty in the United Kingdom today is still experienced as a lack of material resources and opportunities and that it is also experienced as a
Whoever wins the election on December 12th, the new government will have a golden opportunity to harness the billions of pounds promised for infrastructure investment
Evidence has shown that children from disadvantaged backgrounds generally face extra challenges in reaching their potential at school and often do not perform as well
Date: Thursday 28 November 2019 Time: 6 pm Location: St Mark’s Church Hall, Talbot Village, BH10 4HY Cost: Free
Almost half (49%) of those applying to the EU Settlement Scheme said they found the application process “difficult” (ranging from “slightly” to “very”). This is
With a balance of responsibility shared between Government, businesses and disabled people the prospect of reducing the disability employment and pay gap looks more promising.
Despite the government’s aim that Universal Credit will offer a simpler benefit system and tackle poverty, research has found that the reality is far from
The disability employment gap has remained stagnant at around 30 per cent, whilst the disability pay gap has widened since the government’s 2015 ambitious manifesto
The Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) is conducting research into how public funds can be used most effectively to support the mobility needs of disabled
Equally Ours’s Tanishtha Bhatia Sen Gupta on our recent seminar: Online hate crime and hate speech In our recent seminar on online hate crime and
