Category: Poverty and Exclusion

British Red Cross report: Barriers to belonging

24 June 2019

People from BAME backgrounds are more at risk of experiencing certain factors that cause loneliness and can often face greater barriers to accessing support.

United Nations General Assembly report: Extreme poverty and human rights in the United Kingdom

19 June 2019

‘The bottom line is that much of the glue that has held British society together since the Second World War has been deliberately removed and

Child Poverty Action Group report: Universal Credit – what needs to change

14 June 2019

‘We are very concerned about the growing evidence of structural design flaws which cause real hardship for many claimants, with those in the most vulnerable

European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights report: Fundamental Rights report 2019

14 June 2019

‘The Agenda 2030 project will only succeed if we deliver the SDGs with human rights embedded within them.’ This is from the FRA report, released

Children’s Commissioner for England report: Who are they? Where are they?

3 June 2019

There were 1,465 children in England securely detained in 2018, of whom 873 were in held in youth justice settings, 505 were in mental health wards and 87 were in secure children’s homes for their own welfare.

House of Commons Library briefing: Gypsies and Travellers

3 June 2019

The House of Commons Library has published an overview, dated May 2019, of the key issues and policies relating to Gypsy and Traveller communities in

APPG on Social Integration report: Healing the generational divide

3 June 2019

‘52% of the UK population believe Brexit has widened the gap between the old and the young’ This is from a May 2019 interim report

Compas report: Refugees and the UK labour market

3 June 2019

In April 2019 the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS) launched a report into the impact of refugees on the UK labour market (pdf).

Institute for Fiscal Studies report: Inequalities in the twenty-first century

23 May 2019

‘As at no other time in recent history, inequalities dominate the economic and policy debate.’ The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has released a new

House of Lords Select Committee on Intergenerational Fairness report: Tackling intergenerational unfairness

23 May 2019

‘Many in younger generations are struggling to find secure, well-paid jobs and secure, affordable housing, while many in older generations risk not receiving the support

Category: Poverty and Exclusion

British Red Cross report: Barriers to belonging

Child Poverty Action Group report: Universal Credit – what needs to change

European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights report: Fundamental Rights report 2019

House of Commons Library briefing: Gypsies and Travellers

Institute for Fiscal Studies report: Inequalities in the twenty-first century

House of Lords Select Committee on Intergenerational Fairness report: Tackling intergenerational unfairness

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