Confidence in the UK economy plummets amongst Welsh high net worth...
Confidence in the UK economy falls in all regions of the UK
The number of HNWIs in Wales feeling confident about the UK...
Tinkering with welfare state will fail Britain, says IDS
Overhaul British society to fix welfare state and make claimants "work ready"
Government must tackle "opt-out" work culture
Up to £13 billion savings and tax receipts...
It pays to have a partner, says think tank
Married young men earn more than 20 per cent more
Number of young men marrying has fallen by almost two thirds in last 50 years
Young...
Launch of Celtic Freeport vital for Economic Growth and Clean Energy...
Celtic Freeport, based at Milford Haven and Port Talbot, will help drive UK Government economic growth mission
Floating Offshore Wind in the Celtic Sea key...
Launch of Endometriosis Action Month (March 2025
Urgent Government action needed to improve education for young people and healthcare practitioners
Launch of Endometriosis Action Month (March 2025)
Only 50% of young adults in...
Welsh and UK Government Ministers visit GE Aerospace to Highlight Support...
Wales Office Minister Nia Griffith MP visited GE Aerospace’s world-class maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Nantgarw, to reaffirm the UK Government’s commitment...
Ymweliad Gweinidogion Llywodraeth Cymru a’r DU â GE Aerospace i dynnu...
Heddiw, ymwelodd Gweinidog Swyddfa Cymru, Nia Griffith AS, â safle cynnal a chadw, atgyweirio ac ailwampio (MRO) o safon fyd-eang GE Aerospace yn Nantgarw,...
Vape ban: Wales to have most lenient penalties in the UK
Disposable vape ban: Government confirms fines and prison sentences
Retailers risk fines of up to £5,000 and two years in prison for breaking rules
Penalties...
EXPERT COMMENT: CHANCELLOR TO BOOST EV SUBSIDIES
News reveals today that the Chancellor might be bringing in new subsidies for electric car purchases to help the transition to electric vehicles in...
Heavy users of social media most prone to mental disorders, new...
CSJ says schools should be smartphone-free
Hospital admissions for self-harm among girls increased fourfold from 2007/8 to 2021/2.
Daily social media use means...
Life Sciences vital for new Industrial Strategy says Welsh Secretary
Welsh Secretary highlights the importance of the Life Sciences sector in Wales and sees how it creates well-paid jobs.
Ground-breaking work carried out...
GWYDDORAU BYWYD YN HANFODOL I STRATEGAETH DDIWYDIANNOL NEWYDD I ROI HWB...
Ysgrifennydd Cymru yn tynnu sylw at bwysigrwydd y sector Gwyddorau Bywyd yng Nghymru ac yn gweld ei fod yn creu swyddi sy'n talu'n...
£30m to clean up sea travel and turbocharge coastal economies
New Government funding will decarbonise sea travel and cement the UK's status as a Clean Energy Superpower.
Part of the Government's Plan for...
A disaster waiting to happen” – CSJ verdict on Scottish Government...
Commenting on tomorrow's opening of the Safer Drug Consumption Facility in Glasgow, Sophia Worringer, Deputy Policy Director at the Centre for Social Justice, said:
"Based on what...
Loneliness fuels surge in food bank use – new report
One in five food bank users say they have no family or friends to support them
The surge in the millions of people resorting to...
Rise in long-term sickness and disability threatens back to work plan
More than half a million jobless youngsters are not even looking for work
Economic inactivity is "defining challenge" for government, warns think tank
More than half...
Government Unveils £3.4 Billion ‘Warm Homes Plan’ to Combat Soaring Energy...
Over 225,000 UK households could see energy savings of £200 or more through improved home insulation and sustainable heating upgrades.
As energy bills continue to...
Budget is a glimmer of hope on economic inactivity
Commenting on today's budget, Chief Executive of the Centre for Social Justice Andy Cook said:
"Regardless of whether you thought that was a "budget for...
Older people in Wales left out in the cold after the...
Older people in Wales have been left out in the cold after the UK Budget. We’re hugely disappointed by the Chancellor’s lack of mitigating...
5 tips to manage Starmer’s bus fare rise impact on your...
Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed that the cap on bus fares will rise from £2 to £3 until the end of next year to...
New budget “black hole” as Government undercounts number of sick Brits,...
New research shows official forecasts routinely underestimate the number of people on incapacity benefits by the hundreds of thousands
Analysis reveals surge of...
More than 8 in 10 small business owners fearful og Autumn...
Nationally, 86% of UK small business owners are fearful of Autumn Budget announcements that could negatively impact the growth outlook and finances of their...
Just under four in five developers in Wales believe the government...
Almost three in five Welsh developers report waiting between 7-12 months months for planning permission to be granted
Almost One in ten developers...
School absence is now endemic
Severe absence is up 12 per cent year from last year, and 160 per cent up from pre-pandemic levels
One in five children...
ACCOUNTANTS PRAISE GOVERNMENT FOR PROMISING ACTION – BUT MORE STILL TO...
In the first 100 days the government has taken some positive steps but significant barriers to economic growth and increased productivity remain
Proposals...
Zero hour contracts can provide the first critical rungs on the...
Commenting on today's government White Paper to Make Work Pay, Nikita Malik, Head of Work and Opportunity at the Centre for Social Justice, said:
"In...
UK Govt must ‘prioritise and lead’ for animals as Westminster set...
Ruth Jones MP to lead debate for RSPCA's milestone 200th birthday
The new UK Government will today (Wednesday 9 October) be urged to "prioritise and...
Conservative members vote for James Cleverly as Leader
James Cleverly was voted the best candidate to lead the Conservative Party on social justice issues, in a poll at the Party conference in...
Women’s Lives Count
John Mortimer, a famous barrister and playwright, once said, “if you want justice, never go to the law.” He had seen the injustice of...
Fake HMRC scam letter so realistic it could lull owners into...
Small businesses alert over fake HMRC scam letter so realistic it could lull owners into divulging financial details which paves way for identity theft
WARNING:...
Penny pinching councils are isolating pensioners
Good public transport is vital for combating loneliness among the older generation says a new report.
The decline in bus routes and good bus shelters...
HMRC issues £22m in fines to businesses
New research from The Global Payroll Association (GPA), reveals which UK business sectors have been most heavily penalised for deliberately lying about the amount of...
Young people more likely to be lonely than the elderly, says...
Contrary to popular perception, older people are the least lonely age group in Britain, according to research conducted by an influential think-tank.
A total of...
Tom Tugendhat MP pledges to protect the union as he meets...
Conservative leadership candidate, Tom Tugendhat MP spoke to Conservative members and businesses across Anglesey as part of his campaign tour of the UK
...
Unpaid council tax rockets to record £6 billion since pandemic –...
1.3m households struggling to pay
Local authority use of bailiffs often reduces chance of repayment
Bailiffs should have statutory oversight
Council tax arrears have...
CSJ: Starmer has failed to offer a new social contract
Commenting on the King's Speech, Andy Cook, Chief Executive of the Centre for Social Justice, said:
"The King announced 40 new bills – a record...
“Trump is extremely lucky not to have been killed in this...
Protection expert also pays tribute bravery of those who saved Trump
ONE of the country's leading protection experts said the US authorities tasked with overseeing...
Starmer urged to tackle child poverty with tax and welfare shake-up
Plans for a radical shake-up of the tax and benefit system aimed at rescuing up to 4 million children mired in poverty have been...
CSJ: Sticking plasters won’t end Britain’s prison crisis
Responding to the Prime Minister's comments about the prisons crisis, Ed Davies, Policy Director at the Centre for Social Justice said:
"The urgent crisis in our...
Labour must address the root causes of UK’s troubles
Commenting on the General Election, Andy Cook, Chief Executive of the Centre for Social Justice, said:
"This was a historic result for Labour and congratulations...
Average family should get £7,000-a-year cash boost to curb child poverty
Parents with two pre-school children would receive an annual payment of £7,400 a year under a radical plan drawn up by a major think-tank...
UK SMALL BUSINESSES SET SUSTANABILITY AGENDA FOR A POST ELECTION UK...
On the run up to the General Election on July 4th, small businesses across the UK are calling on the incoming government to prioritise...
HMRC Scams to Watch Out For This Summer
Summer is a time to unwind and relax, but it's also when scammers get creative, hoping to catch you off guard with their schemes....
Expert Warns That HMRC Is Cracking Down on Digital Side Hustles...
For many, digital side hustles and content creation offer a creative outlet and a steady income stream. But as thousands of brown letters are...
‘Sicknote Culture’: Why It’s up to Employers to Change the Status...
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's recent speech on Britain's sick note culture highlights how something's 'gone wrong' since Covid, an expert has warned.
An estimated 850,000...
April: The Costs of Missing Tax Deadlines in the UK
Failing to meet tax filing or payment deadlines can lead to significant financial penalties, which can escalate over time. Whether you're an individual taxpayer,...
New Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Requirements For Planning Applications In The...
Recently, the UK government made a landmark decision to mandate Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) for all planning applications, setting a new standard for environmental...
PASC UK and ASSC pushes back against abolition of FHL Allowances...
This week the Government voted through the Budget, which included the Abolition of FHL (Furnished Holiday Lettings) regime.
Over 11,000 businesses have written to their MPs...
Minister calls on telecoms firms to limit installation of telegraph poles
The Data and Digital Infrastructure Minister Julia Lopez has today (14th March 2024) called on telecoms companies to curb the installation of new telegraph...
Budget attack on rural businesses
Chancellor’s attack on rural tourism will cost jobs, hurt small businesses and leave homes in the...