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Trust for London is an independent charitable foundation. We aim to tackle poverty and inequality in London and we do this by: funding voluntary and charity groups – currently we make grants totalling around £8 million a year and at any one time we are supporting up to 300 organisations; funding independent research; and providing knowledge and expertise on London’s social issues to policymakers and journalists.
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HEAR are hosting a free, all day event to highlight the many sides of London's LGBT+ community on Friday October 12th at 45 White Lion Street, N19PW. Email campaigns@reap.org.uk to RSVP or to find out more.
22 Sep 2018Wetherspoons, McDonalds and TGI Fridays staff are planning to strike over pay, working conditions, and union recognition. London's Poverty Profile finds that almost two thirds of London jobs in hotels and restaurants don't pay the real living wage. https://news.sky.com/story/mcdonalds-wetherspoon-and-tgi-fridays-workers-plan-strike-11503079 … pic.twitter.com/94cAMSGsRp
21 Sep 2018Wages are higher in London than in the rest of the country, but not high enough to cover the engorged cost of living in the capital. Housing costs are the most significant contributor to this. We need more housing which ordinary Londoners can afford to rent. #ukhousing
21 Sep 2018The UK's housing problems are complex, and we need a brave vision to address it. But in London, there is one aspect of it which is straightforward. We need to build more homes. The UK's top 5 hotspots for supply shortages are all in London. https://news.sky.com/story/line-18-uks-housing-crisis-wont-be-solved-by-building-more-homes-11503447 … pic.twitter.com/2c8ttiPwlo
21 Sep 2018