#child-poverty

#child-poverty

Government unlikely to scrap the two-child benefit cap, risking rising child poverty levels despite charity concerns.

Introducing a child lock on benefits could significantly reduce child poverty rates, similar to the pensions triple lock.

The cost of sending children to UK schools has significantly increased since 2022, impacting family budgets.

Implementing the Working Families Tax Credit proposal is essential to alleviate financial strain on families in New York, particularly those with children.

The Working Families Tax Credit can significantly alleviate child poverty in New York City.

Scotland promises unique measures to address the cost of living crisis, setting it apart as the UK's most supportive region for low-income residents.

The removal of the two-child benefit cap could significantly reduce child poverty in the UK.

Labour's benefits stance is economically detrimental and exacerbates poverty in the UK.

Labour poised to win historic election victory on 4th July.

Labour MPs oppose benefit cuts despite possible government concessions, prioritizing support for the disabled and low-income families.

Rachael Maskell emphasizes the importance of evidence-based policy, advocating for a compassionate approach to governance.

The Independent emphasizes unbiased journalism without paywalls to foster inclusivity and transparency in reporting critical issues.

The two-child benefit cap exacerbates child poverty and charities urge its repeal to prevent historic levels of hardship.

MPs to vote on scrapping two-child benefit cap amid increasing pressure on government.

The two-child benefit cap in the UK is exacerbating child poverty, impacting over 1.6 million children.

Scrapping the two-child limit could significantly reduce child poverty rates in the UK.

The UK government supports Scottish Labour's autonomy on welfare issues while sharing a common goal of reducing poverty.

Nearly 250,000 children in Ireland are facing material deprivation, indicating a significant rise in child poverty.

The Irish government prioritizes financial support for hospitality over addressing child poverty.

Carefully managed working from home arrangements can benefit both parties, but excessive reliance can have negative consequences.