Referring to the lack of available food from legal or socially acceptable means, with an estimated 5 million households being classified as such.
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Jun
Jun
Written by IPPR, the report covers the issue of those who are in poverty despite having work and the knock-on effects this has caused.
22
Jun
Jun
Introduced in April of 2017, the two-child limit stops parents from getting benefits support for specifically their third and subsequent children.
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Jun
Jun
The “Social Care 360” is a report that focuses on indicators to assess the impact of social care in the UK.
19
Jun
Jun
With lockdowns being lowered and emergency measures being repealed or narrowed, new briefings are being released focusing on what was done and where demands for more support were made.
16
Jun
Jun
Following up on the 2020 White Paper, the House of Commons library has released a briefing covering the history and future of the reform.
16
Jun
Jun
With the regulations and guidance on both occupational and personal pension due for an update in 2022, the government is seeking public feedback from specific groups on their currents drafts.
15
Jun
Jun
To help the public make the right choice in getting vaccinated, the Government has released a research briefing that acts as a Frequently Asked Questions regarding the vaccinations, covering how appointments can be made alongside who should be actively seeking appointments.
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Jun
Jun
Focusing on the impact of poor Oral Health (a.k.a the Mouth), the briefing looks into the more prevalent issues and sets out which areas need to be focused on.
12
Jun
Jun
As time progresses, Mental Health becomes better understood and government policies and regulations need to reflect these new insights.