Charity warns on rise in emergency food aid The coalition’s welfare reforms are driving a three-fold increase in the number of people who require emergency food aid, a charity has warned. The Trussell Trust published details of the number of people using food banks as it stepped up its campaign for the government to back an inquiry on the rise of hunger in the UK...
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Unemployment falls below 7% The unemployment rate fell to 6.9% in the three months to February, the first time it has dipped below 7% since the recession hit in 2009, according to official figures...
Coalition backs powers for Scottish island councils Scotland’s island councils look certain to win increased autonomy from Holyrood regardless of the outcome of the independence referendum, after remarks by Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael...
Confidence in NHS finances dipping, says King’s Fund A financial crisis in the NHS is drawing closer, with one in eight trusts and clinical commissioning groups likely to have overspent their budgets for the year just ended, the King’s Fund has said...
Our Place neighbourhood budgets rolled out further More than 120 communities are to be given greater control over local public services as part of an expansion of the government’s neighbourhood Community Budgets scheme...
Development funding ‘should focus on infrastructure’ Measures to channel financial investment to developing countries should focus on infrastructure, employment and reducing extreme poverty, the United Nations deputy secretary-general has urged...
Don’t forget disabled people, by Ellie Brawn New figures suggest that the cost-of-living crisis may be easing. But this is not the case for disabled people who face lower incomes, higher costs and diminishing support...
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