A report released shows northerners were more likely to die from Covid-19, spent nearly a month and a half more in lockdowns, suffered worse mental
One in five women who suffer violence will also experience homelessness compared to just one in a hundred who have no experience of violence, according
Almost half (46%) of adults in households on Universal Credit or Tax Credits are worried that the upcoming £20 cut will affect their ability to
Figures just released by the Department for Work and Pensions show that in February 2021, soon after the start of the third lockdown, 200,000 households
Last year’s headline London’s Poverty Profile (LPP) report was published as the COVID-19 pandemic was beginning to take hold. A year on, life has fundamentally
This report includes the latest performance figures, research findings and policy developments for the Troubled Families Programme. The programme will begin a new phase in
This January 2021 briefing from Women’s Budget Group provides a detailed insight into how money is distributed in a household and the implications for those on social security
New data analysis shows the pressures facing families over school closures and managing paid work. Parents on lower incomes are reporting significant financial implications of
The UK Poverty 2020/21 report highlights early indications of how poverty has changed in our society since the start of the coronavirus outbreak, as well as
This report uses the most recent data available to provide a comprehensive account of poverty based on the Social Metrics Commission’s (SMC) framework for measuring
