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Trust for London retweeted
Recent government statistics reveal that 172,420 children in England are living in temporary accommodation. We are proud to be part of the Five Basics Campaign, fighting for the most fundamental amenities that every household should have.
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Trust for London retweeted
🤝 New Publication > The Fair Work Agency Briefing
The Fair Work Agency is a new enforcement body for workers rights.
What needs to be true for the FWA to succeed?
Read our briefing with @trustforlondon as we lay out the core principles for success:
centreforlondon.org/publicat…
Trust for London retweeted
Imagine making every kids’ meal with a kettle 3 times a day for months. That’s life for thousands of families in temporary accommodation.
@trustforlondon are calling on councils to #FixTheFiveBasics - kitchen, washing machine, storage, Wi-Fi & information.
fixthefivebasics.org/
Trust for London retweeted
Last week we took action with @IRMOLondon @trustforlondon @4in10 and met Councillor @dannyadilypour to launch the Five Basics campaign. More info below 👇
Trust for London retweeted
2/2 A truly Fair Work Agency must reflect the realities of migrant workers—and commit to practical solutions that address their specific challenges. Inclusion, protection, and accountability must be at its core.
Which London boroughs have higher levels of poverty? How does the picture of inequality differ across boroughs?
The latest data on London's borough level poverty..
This data illustrates how, in London, wealth and poverty sit side by side
Richmond, one of the most affluent parts of the city, borders with Hounslow, which has higher levels of poverty.
This will play out within boroughs, too, with deep inequality often on the same street.
Explore poverty and inequality for all of London's boroughs: bit.ly/3GoqlWS
The government cannot balance the books on the backs of sick and Disabled people.
We welcome the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan's intervention and the growing opposition from MPs to the government's proposed £5bn cuts to health and sickness benefits.
I'm calling on the Government to urgently rethink its proposed changes to welfare.
Analysis of the proposals shows that the impact will be substantial, destroying the financial safety net for too many disabled Londoners.
theguardian.com/society/2025…
Half of London’s children are growing up without enough for a basic standard of living, our new research shows.
The new Minimum Income Standard for London report explores how much it costs to live in London - not just to survive, but to take part in society.
The key findings...
The Minimum Income Standard for London research is carried out by the Centre for Research in Social Policy (@CRSP_LboroUni @crspMatt).
It's based on detailed conversations with Londoners about how much a decent standard of living costs.
Explore the research and findings in full here: trustforlondon.org.uk/resear…











