Universal Credit – enough is enough
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The devastating review of Universal Credit by the National Audit Office is the third report in little over a fortnight to lay waste to the Government’s claims about the success of its welfare policies.
Taken together this package of welfare reform has left a system that is cruel, punishing, bureaucratic, authoritarian, ineffective, undermining of good work, and of caring, personal development, family harmony, and public health – most particularly mental health. This system is a national scandal; it must be stopped not just patched up and as soon as possible.
The fifth week on the road reveals new policy ideas as the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission tours Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
During this entire week, cities all over the UK will be celebrating the 70th anniversary of the arrival of Empire Windrush. Adanna Shallowe, Senior Manager - RSA Global offers her personal reflections on this and the Windrush ...
Where next for The RSA Food, Farming and Countryside Commission?
18th June 2018
An article by: Sue Pritchard
Food, farming and the environment are having a place in the policy sun that was unthinkable just a few short years ago. This is extraordinary, overdue and most welcome.
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