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How will the next government change pensions policies? This report examines key decisions that need to be taken.

With levels of hardship in May 2024 unchanged for the lowest-income families in the last year, the cost of living crisis is far from over. 

In response to the widespread issue of poor website accessibility and the growing need for digital inclusion, Scaramanga Marketing has announced the launch of Digital Accessibility on Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024.

Average pensioner incomes have seen only slight increases since 1995.

An eight-day working week would be needed for an average low-income family where parents are in full-time employment to escape poverty, a charity has claimed.

The cost of living crisis is biting many households in North Tyneside and this list may give you an idea of where residents might be feeling the push the most.

Many of us are finding money a struggle as the cost-of-living crisis mounts, but people in some pockets of South Tyneside may be feeling the pinch more than others.

What has been the impact of universal credit on incomes and work incentives? What challenges remain for the next government?

This report examines what has happened to earnings in the UK since the COVID-19 pandemic.

New research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) shows the relentless reality of years-long hardship for low-income families.

Many of us are finding money a struggle as the cost-of-living crisis mounts, but people in some pockets of Newcastle may be feeling the pinch more than others.

If you like to mock the wokerati – and, let’s face it, our current leaders have opted for this as a substitute for anything resembling actual government – then calling for another letter to be added to a familiar abbreviation is a red rag to a bull.

Tackling food waste is not enough to fix the UK’s food poverty crisis, says Sabine Goodwin, director of the Independent Food Aid Network