Citizens Panels fact sheet – Central Southern
Citizens’ Panel | Southampton Talk to us how the economy is working for you The Bank of England wants to hear from you. As the UK’s central bank, it’s our
The CAF Charity Landscape Report
Every year, the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) surveys charity leaders to understand the challenges they face, and to assess the impact these challenges have on the sector’s ability to meet
Chairty shops and Brexit no deal
Government confirms charity shops can sell CE marked goods after ‘no deal’ Brexit. Mills & Reeve solicitors, blog, 1 March 2019. Please click below link for more information: https://www.charitylegalupdate.co.uk/2019/03/government-confirms-charity-shops-can-sell-ce-marked-goods-after-no-deal-brexit.html.
Minimum wage and sleep-in shifts
I reported in update 1903 that trade union Unison had applied to the Supreme Court in August 2018 for permission to appeal against the Court of Appeal ruling that minimum
Brexit Information
Public Information Campaign The government has launched a public information campaign to ensure that UK citizens, businesses, civil society organisations, EU citizens living in the UK and UK nationals living
New Government Saving Scheme “Help to Save”
Help to Save Top 10: What you need to know With Help to Save you get a 50% bonus on your savings. So you can earn 50p for every £1
Big Lottery Fund rebrands
The Big Lottery Fund along with the Heritage Lottery Fund have rebranded to more clearly represent the link between playing the National Lottery and
A Bright Start: improving childcare for disadvantaged families though Universal Credit Report
Save the Children and the Centre for Social Justice have released A bright start: improving childcare for disadvantaged families through Universal Credit today. Please see below for an overview of
UN reports Fifth UK population in poverty
Fifth of UK population in poverty, reports UN human rights specialist Professor Philip Alston, United Nations Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, has issued a statement following a
Inequality Matters
Wednesday 5 December 7.15pm Southampton Solent University The Spark, East Park Terrace, Southampton SO14 0YN As the gap between the richest and poorest continues to widen, there is growing realisation