UK’s longest-serving transgender prisoner to run for Richmond Park MP
The UK’s longest-serving transgender prisoner is planning to run to be the UK’s first trans MP in her local constituency
Charity urges London mayoral candidates to tackle refugee homelessness
In the run-up to London’s mayoral election in May, a refugee charity has urged candidates to prioritise refugee homelessness. This
Disabled legacy benefits claimants struggling with pandemic poverty
“It feels like your house is built on shifting sand. It feels like you’re an inconvenience, like everyone is saying:
Wandsworth councillor who changed career after near-fatal accident is giving back to the community through food charity
A Wandsworth Labour councillor whose life changed after an accident has criticised Universal Credit for leaving residents unable to afford
Grenfell survivors face universal credit roll-out days before Christmas
Survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster will be threatened by further hardship just days before Christmas when universal credit is
Richmond Council to consult over tax changes aiming to help ‘financially vulnerable’
Richmond Council will begin a public consultation on changes to council tax ahead of next year’s March budget. Following the
Petition demands action to combat digital illiteracy among universal credit claimants
Community leaders called for more action from Wandsworth Council after research from Wandsworth Foodbank revealed that one in three people
Battersea MP leads calls for universal credit to be scrapped
Labour’s new shadow minister for disabilities has hit the ground running by today securing an opposition debate on the universal