Poverty and Inequality
London Advice Watch reveals strong support for free advice
The vast majority of Londoners (88%) believe that legal advice should be free for everyone earning on or below the national median income of £25,000, according to London Advice Watch a new report from Legal Action Group (LAG) and Trust...
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London's Poverty Profile 2011 launched
A new London's Poverty Profile report has been published. The report updates a wide range of indicators on housing, work, health and income poverty to assess what has changed since the first report in 2009. The report includes a new...
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Closing the gap: inequality in London
Together with London Voluntary Service Council (LVSC) we are calling on the Government and other agencies to do more work to close London's inequality gap. A recent conference to discuss inequality in London conference featured a number of prominent academics...
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London Poverty Profile Recession Report 2010
The report on "London's Poverty Profile Reporting on the recession"
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London's Poverty Profile
Together with the New Policy Institute, we have compiled the first independent report to bring together a wide range of indicators related to poverty, inequality and social exclusion in London....
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