Scottish Campaign on Rights to Social Security response to Social Security Committee benefits take-up inquiry
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Poverty Alliance response to National Transport Strategy consultation
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Westminster Hall debate on child poverty in Scotland: Poverty Alliance briefing
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Poverty Alliance response to Social Security Committee’s benefits take-up inquiry
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Scottish Campaign on Rights to Social Security: Principles for Change
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Challenge Poverty in Scotland? Aye we can, now more than ever!
The Poverty Alliance coordinated the recent Challenge Poverty Week ( 7- 13 October), a campaign that is building a stronger, broader movement of people with the will, knowledge and determination to tackle the rising tide of poverty. Campaigns Officer Irene Tortajada reviews some of the highlights of the Week. An overwhelming response We are amazed … Read more
Scotland’s faith leaders urge: ‘we must loosen the grip of poverty’
Today, leaders of Scotland’s faith communities have united to call for action to ‘loosen the grip of poverty’. More than one in five people in Scotland are living in poverty and this figure is rising. As Challenge Poverty Week closes, religious representatives from across Scotland have come together to call for more action to tackle … Read more
Scottish Anti-Poverty Review 31
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UK Government refuses to disclose analysis of Brexit’s impact on poverty
Last month, The Poverty Alliance submitted a number of questions to the UK Government about the effect of Brexit on people who are struggling financially. Under freedom of information legislation, we asked the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), Treasury and Department for Exiting the EU for any impact assessments or analyses of Brexit on poverty, … Read more
Scottish Anti-Poverty Review 30
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