Thanks to the cost of living crisis, none of us are able to put money away for a rainy day
Recent reports state that UK households are to face a forecasted 11% increase in credit card and loan debt in ...
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The so-called ‘cost of living crisis’ has created a health inequalities ‘timebomb’ for HALF the poorest households
With the winter solstice bringing the longest night of the year, think tank the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) is warning ...
South West England is uniting to take action and organise against the triple threats to the planet
Groups from across the South West are coming together on Saturday 28 October - not only to protest but also ...
The Tories’ talk of scrapping the Winter Fuel Payment has prompted an angry response
Reports have suggested that the Tories are thinking of scrapping the Winter Fuel Payment for all but the poorest older ...
New research sheds light on increase in early deaths due to cost-of-living crisis
The UK's inflation-fuelled cost-of-living crisis is set to "cut lives short" and "significantly widen the wealth-health gap". That's according to ...
Inflation falling means nothing for poor people as energy prices increase 471% more than benefits have
The latest inflation figures show the rate that prices are increasing has lowered to 6.7%. While economists, politicians, and richer ...
Tory minister no-showing the energy bills inquiry is more proof the government couldn’t care less about poor households this winter
On 13 September, the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee held an evidence session for its inquiry into preparations for ...
People’s Assembly is calling on campaign groups to join it at the Tory conference this year
The People's Assembly has released further details of its protest at the Conservative Party conference - and it wants campaign ...
Victorian-era diseases like rickets are on the rise again thanks to Tory-created poverty
Rickets - a disease associated with Victorian-era slums - is on the rise in Scotland, while other conditions linked to ...
Will the Renters Reform Bill do anything to help the UK’s rental market – and tenants?
The Renters Reform Bill was introduced to Parliament last month. It will bring some long-overdue reform to England’s housing laws, ...
More than a million food parcels given to children last year in Britain
The Trussell Trust said on 26 April that it had handed out 1.1m food parcels to children in the year ...
DWP: 1.6 million people to miss out on second cost of living payment
A cost of living payment will be landing in some benefits claimants' bank accounts from Tuesday 25 April. However, the ...
Renters’ unions are successfully resisting evictions around the UK
As evictions skyrocket, residents are getting together to stand up to their landlords. Tenants' unions are becoming an increasingly important ...
A debate in parliament over the government’s treatment of disabled people wants your input
Parliament is set to debate whether the government has adequately supported chronically ill and disabled people during the cost of ...
New research shows precisely who’s to blame for your tanking living standards
According to new analysis from the Trades Union Congress (TUC), the Tories have presided over "the worst period for living ...
‘Embracing equity’ will remain impossible in a world where fossil fuel companies exist
To 'embrace equity' this International Women's Day, what we really needed was a world without fossil fuel companies. Unfortunately, they ...
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