Benefit changes and larger families
Women's Continual Impoverishment as UK Government Policy: Women and the Cost of Living Crisis – Anticapitalist Resistance
Poverty Alliance write to Chancellor urging action on benefit cap - The Poverty Alliance
Sunak urged to drop two-child benefit cap to lift thousands out of poverty | The Independent
We need to raise the income tax threshold in the UK...! | PeakD
Poverty organisations call for 6% increase to benefits – The NEN – North Edinburgh News
Benefit cap rates: Will support limits change in 2022? Check on your claims now | Personal Finance | Finance | Express.co.uk
I was too ill to work – the Tory benefit cap left me and my children with £50 a week to live on : r/unitedkingdom
Mind the benefit cap: why families are still falling through our welfare system - Policy in Practice
Call on MPs to prevent homelessness in the cost of living crisis | Shelter
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January 2022 - Policy Round Up | Engender blog | Engender
Hundreds more Coventry families hit by benefit cap and facing 'impossible' financial decisions - CoventryLive
Benefit cap: number of households capped to May 2022 - GOV.UK
Benefit cap: number of households capped to May 2022 - GOV.UK
Reforms, roll-outs and freezes in the tax and benefit system | Institute for Fiscal Studies
BENEFIT CAP: COST OF LIVING IN A CRISIS | Policy Commons
Families in Corby, Kettering, and Wellingborough are having their benefits capped despite being not expected to work
Bill to be introduced to remove two-child benefit cap
Dwp updates - David Linden - Glasgow East MP
England will have no 'social' housing in 10 years time! – Speye Joe
Universal Credit claimants losing £62 a week to benefit cap - Cambridgeshire Live
PM urged to scrap 'truly catastrophic' benefit cap | Evening Standard
Increasing the benefit cap threshold is welcome but not enough | British Politics and Policy at LSE
Child Poverty Action Group on X: "4.3 million children are growing up in poverty in the UK. Their families' budgets are already at breaking point as supermarket and energy prices rise. We're
Why is @Shelter not talking about the Overall Benefit Cap policy? via @SpeyeJoe - DPAC
