What pressures have the £20 Universal Credit cut put on community groups?
The temporary increase for Universal Credit was cut in October 2021, leaving community groups with additional concerns over how to
Campaign to save Brixton’s Nour Cash and Carry as landlords serve notice
More than 3,500 people have signed a petition to save Nour Cash and Carry in Brixton, which was served with
Welfare cuts will increase fire risk for London’s vulnerable families, warn firefighters
Fatal house fires could increase warn firefighters as the government is set to implement ‘unacceptable’ cuts to provisions that help
Suffering in silence: Families cutting food budgets to pay water bills – because they don’t know help is available
Desperate families finding it hard to keep their head above water are missing out on crucial financial assistance from water
Wandsworth child poverty to worsen with cuts to child benefit
Summary: The Institute for Fiscal Studies calculates families will lose an average £1,000 by next year. Image: By Robert Edwards