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Young people more likely to be lonely than the elderly, says...

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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...

Unpaid council tax rockets to record £6 billion since pandemic –...

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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

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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...

Starmer urged to tackle child poverty with tax and welfare shake-up

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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

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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

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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

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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...