Hammersmith & Fulham Council launched a Crisis Prevention Fund which grants one-off payments to residents struggling through the cost-of-living crisis.

A campaign to end benefit prejudice against private renters has been launched by Richmond Council in co-operation with Citizens Advice

The temporary increase for Universal Credit was cut in October 2021, leaving community groups with additional concerns over how to

Upcoming cuts to universal credit may push thousands of children and young people into poverty in South London’s poorest boroughs, local charities and councillors have warned.

Protestors in Wandsworth claim hundreds of benefit claimants are facing housing discrimination despite current UK equality laws. Campaigners from the

The UK’s longest-serving transgender prisoner is planning to run to be the UK’s first trans MP in her local constituency

“It feels like your house is built on shifting sand. It feels like you’re an inconvenience, like everyone is saying:

Vulnerable people in Wandsworth are increasingly being forced into food poverty and associated suicidal tendencies by the government’s welfare reforms,

Sadiq Khan joined 48 Labour rebels who thwarted the party whip – and interim leader Harriet Harman – to vote

Angry protesters marched on Streatham jobcentre today to share their dismay at a pilot scheme of therapists for the unemployed.

A Butts Farm benefit cheat has walked free from court after being found guilty of falsely claiming nearly £30,000 in