Wandsworth food bank welcomes largest ever food poverty study
A Wandsworth food bank welcomed the UK’s largest ever study into poverty and food insecurity, which found people forced to
Lambeth churches to help unemployed get work-ready with job clubs
Churches from across Lambeth and neighbouring boroughs are set to run free job clubs to help people get back into
VIDEO: Child poverty is a ‘national emergency’ says London baby bank
A south west London baby bank has said that child poverty is a ‘national emergency’ in the UK, with the
Black Thrive pledges £300,000 to address the inequalities faced by black people in Lambeth
Lambeth partnership organisation Black Thrive has pledged £300,000 to address the inequalities faced by the borough’s black community. Black Thrive,
VIDEO: Munira Wilson talks about child hunger rising in south London
South West Londoner spoke to Twickenham MP Munira Wilson about the rise in child hunger over lockdown. She said the
Onwards and upwards for new father made redundant due to Covid-19
A new father who lost his job due to Covid-19 has found his dream replacement with help from a drinks-news
South London bartenders group finds 80% of hospitality workers did not feel cared for by employers during Covid-19 crisis
A south London bartenders group found that 80% of hospitality workers surveyed feared for their jobs because of miscommunication and
Pandemic risks triggering long term unemployment crisis for older workers
New research warns of a ‘second wave’ of job losses for over-50s, with experts calling for urgent government action to
Comment: Government must talk with trade unions amid retail sector crisis
What is the government’s reaction to the epidemic of UK retailers filing for bankruptcy? The panic for the loss of
ONS reveal Croydon unemployment rates fell by more than 4% in last three years
Unemployment rates in Croydon have reduced by 4.4% in the last three years according to figures released by the Office
London families will be forced to abandon homes under Osborne’s ‘pay to stay’ reform claims Tom Brake MP
Hard-working families will lose their London homes and be forced out of the capital by George Osborne’s ‘pay to stay’