Economic growth alone not enough to cut poverty, says charity
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Economic growth alone not enough to cut poverty, says charity
A stronger economy is likely to make little difference to the poorest UK households unless there is targeted support to tackle poverty, a report has warned. Anti-poverty charity the Joseph ...
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Economic growth alone not enough to cut poverty, says charity
A charity has warned the Government it will not see progress on child poverty even with economic growth unless there is support for the poorest households (Alamy/PA) A stronger economy is likely ...
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Economic growth alone not enough to cut poverty, says charity
Anti-poverty charity the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) said it is “deeply unjust” to expect struggling families to wait for wider economic growth, and re-emphasised its plea for the two ...