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Mar

Self-isolation doesn’t work for crowded households – Government needs to take the WHO’s advice and respond

How hard is it to self-isolate at home? Not hard at all if you’re empty nesters with a choice of bedrooms to hide away in. But if you’re a family with no rooms to spare, and…

Authors: Josh Holden, Peter Kenway
Category: Housing and Homelessness

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Jul

The Lib Dems are right to want to reform the bedroom tax

By introducing choice into the bedroom tax, the LibDems are proposing a principle that can transform welfare reform. The LibDems’ about-turn on the bedroom tax is to be welcomed,…

Category: Social Security and Welfare Reform

Apr

Welfare reforms have cut the 'safety net' for 1.75 million families

The last in our 'safety net’ blog series, this blog looks at how many families have an income below the ‘safety net’ as a result of welfare reforms. Research released this week by…

Author: Hannah Aldridge
Category: Social Security and Welfare Reform

Jan

Welfare reform: playing it straight, not playing it tough

‘Tougher than the Tories when it comes to slashing the benefits bill’ was how Rachel Reeves positioned herself and Labour when she was appointed Shadow Secretary of…

Author: Peter Kenway
Category: Social Security and Welfare Reform

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Self-isolation doesn’t work for crowded households – Government needs to take the WHO’s advice and respond

The Lib Dems are right to want to reform the bedroom tax

Welfare reforms have cut the 'safety net' for 1.75 million families

Welfare reform: playing it straight, not playing it tough

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