Wed 16th

Dynamic Benefts

Published by: Chris Bullivant on Wednesday 16th September 2009 10:09am
Benefit shake-up would slash jobless and child poverty, says new CSJ report
www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/publications 

Plans to move 600,000 households off welfare and into work will be unveiled today (September 16) in a major new report from the think-tank set up by the former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith.

The 370-page report, the most far-reaching review of the welfare system in 60 years, estimates that the shake-up will boost the incomes of the lowest paid by nearly £5 billion.

Thu 3rd

Una Padel Award 2009

Published by: Jo Colman on Thursday 3rd September 2009 11:09am

The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is for the third year launching the Award in memory of Una Padel.

It will be an opportunity to ensure that Una’s dedication, work and commitment continue to encourage and inspire practitioners in the field. the award is in aid of acknowledging such outstanding and previously unrecognised contributions to social justice. It also seeks to ensure that Una’s values of dedication and commitment beyond the call of duty will continue to encourage and inspire others.

To find out more download the flyer, click here:

Or visit the website here

 

Thu 3rd

In the News!

Published by: Jo Colman on Thursday 3rd September 2009 10:09am

The Tories are progressive on poverty - Guardian 13/8/09

Harry Phibbs looks at the party's nobler motives are at last being recognised. The article looks at factors that have shaped the policy, including the CSJ and areas which the Conservative Party see as core to fighting poverty. 

To read the article in full, click here

Thu 3rd

In the News!

Published by: Jo Colman on Thursday 3rd September 2009 10:09am
Hard up families failed by Labour - News of the World 22/08/09

Chris Grayling MP, Shadow Home Secretary, gives a trailer of his speech which he has delivered on the failing of the Labour Government on the poorest and most vulnerable in our communities.

To read the whole article,
click here