Thu
5th
Poverty News 5 November 2009
Published by: CSJ on Thursday 5th November 2009 11:11am
BBC, 5th
November 2009
Justice 'must focus on victims'
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The Telegraph, 5th November 2009
Benefit fraud and error cost £3 billion
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eGov Monitor, 5th November
Government Invests Additional £6.5 Million To Support Vulnerable Children
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The Guardian, 5th November
Addiction is a sickness, and so is criminalizing your child
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Justice 'must focus on victims'
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The Telegraph, 5th November 2009
Benefit fraud and error cost £3 billion
Read here
eGov Monitor, 5th November
Government Invests Additional £6.5 Million To Support Vulnerable Children
Read here
The Guardian, 5th November
Addiction is a sickness, and so is criminalizing your child
Read here
Tue
3rd
Poverty News 3rd November 2009
Published by: CSJ on Tuesday 3rd November 2009 10:11am
The
Guardian, 3rd November 2009
Children slipping back into poverty
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The Telegraph, 3rd November 2009
One in five families receive housing benefits
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The BBC, 3rd November 2009
More money needed to tackle gangs
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Children slipping back into poverty
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The Telegraph, 3rd November 2009
One in five families receive housing benefits
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The BBC, 3rd November 2009
More money needed to tackle gangs
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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
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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.
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