Social Justice
Social Bite serves up a solution to homelessness with new flagship café

Social Bite serves up a solution to homelessness with new flagship café
How the Illegal Migration Bill could ‘traumatise’ refugees and asylum seekers

How the Illegal Migration Bill could ‘traumatise’ refugees and asylum seekers
‘Anger’ as more people turn to Trussell Trust food banks than ever before

‘Anger’ as more people turn to Trussell Trust food banks than ever before
New drivers under 25 could be banned from giving their mates a lift

New drivers under 25 could be banned from giving their mates a lift
Vulnerable people face ‘mental distress’ to get on the priority services register

Vulnerable people face ‘mental distress’ to get on the priority services register
Why the cost of living payment will not go far enough to help vulnerable people

Why the cost of living payment will not go far enough to help vulnerable people
What next for Carly Burd, the woman whose allotment sabotage became a story of hope?

What next for Carly Burd, the woman whose allotment sabotage became a story of hope?
How an asylum seeker channelled his rage at the immigration system and transformed it into a force for good

How an asylum seeker channelled his rage at the immigration system and transformed it into a force for good
Diary of a food bank manager: People don’t have enough for essentials, so what chance for hope?

Diary of a food bank manager: People don’t have enough for essentials, so what chance for hope?
Millions of people on universal credit do not have enough money to live

Millions of people on universal credit do not have enough money to live
Rishi Sunak’s drive to extend maths until 18 will ‘set children up to fail’

Rishi Sunak’s drive to extend maths until 18 will ‘set children up to fail’
‘We just want our homes not to hurt us’: Disabled people trapped in temporary accommodation

‘We just want our homes not to hurt us’: Disabled people trapped in temporary accommodation
The UK is the worst-performing economy in the G7. Why are we doing so badly?

The UK is the worst-performing economy in the G7. Why are we doing so badly?
Parents are increasingly turning to food banks to feed their babies in the cost of living crisis

Parents are increasingly turning to food banks to feed their babies in the cost of living crisis
Four out of five people getting loans from supermarket Iceland to cover food costs are women

Four out of five people getting loans from supermarket Iceland to cover food costs are women
Seed libraries are planting joy in our communities when so much else seems gloomy

Seed libraries are planting joy in our communities when so much else seems gloomy
Seven in 10 children in families on universal credit are not eligible for free school meals

Seven in 10 children in families on universal credit are not eligible for free school meals
Aldi has donated thousands of free breakfasts to food banks and schools across the country

Aldi has donated thousands of free breakfasts to food banks and schools across the country
Young disabled people are shut out from housing and forced to live with their parents
