sunderland s essential shops, in an area with the highest level of child poverty in england this store offers cheap second hand clothes and free school uniforms. the cheap second-hand clothes and free school uniforms. school uniforms. the amount of families that school uniforms. the amount of families that have school uniforms. the amount of families that have needed - school uniforms. the amount of families that have needed to . school uniforms. the amount of - families that have needed to access this is families that have needed to access this is unbelievable to stop- this is unbelievable to stop benefit levels matter this is unbelievable to stop benefit levels matter more this is unbelievable to stop benefit levels matter more in this is unbelievable to stop benefit levels matter more in cities - this is unbelievable to stop benefit levels matter more in cities like i levels matter more in cities like sunderland as deprivation levels are three times higher than the englan
the amount of families that have needed to access this is unbelievable. benefit levels matter more in cities like sunderland as deprivation levels are three times higher than the england average, yet recent government policy has consistently cut their value. increases in benefit levels have not kept pace with inflation in nine of the past 12 years. that doesn tjust mean those receiving the payments are poorer, but also means local economies with high levels of welfare recipients have less money as well. the local citizens advice office is busier than ever as people search, often in vain, for help. they simply can t afford to pay their council tax, they can t afford to pay their gas and electric bills, and they can t afford to buy enough groceries to last them the week. alison bailey lives for her dogs. what you get out of them? pleasure, happiness.
the amount of families that have needed to access this is unbelievable. benefit levels matter more in cities like sunderland as deprivation levels are three times higher than the england average, yet recent government policy has consistently cut their value. increases in benefit levels have not kept pace with inflation in nine of the past 12 years. that doesn tjust mean those receiving the payments are poorer, but also means local economies with high levels of welfare recipients have less money as well. the local citizens advice office is busier than ever as people search, often in vain, for help. they simply can t afford to pay their council tax, they can t afford to pay their gas and electric bills, and they can t afford to buy enough groceries to last them the week. alison bailey lives for her dogs. what you get out of them? pleasure, happiness. she gets universal credit and carer s allowance for tending
like sunderland as deprivation levels are three times higher than the england average, yet recent government policy has consistently cut their value. increases in benefit levels have not kept pace with inflation in nine of the past 12 years. that doesn tjust mean those receiving the payments are poorer. it also means local economies with high numbers of welfare recipients have less money as well. the local citizens advice office is busier than ever as people search, often in vain, for help. they simply can t afford to pay their council tax, they can t afford to pay their gas and electric bills, and they can t afford to buy enough groceries to last them the week. alison bailey lives for her dogs. what do you get out of them? pleasure, happiness. she gets universal credit and carer s allowance for tending to her elderly mother, giving her about £100 a week to live on after rent. she can t afford heating and has changed what she eats. a lot more soup, tins
would prefer liz truss to be in the top job. would prefer liz truss to be in the topjob. nationalist parties broadly support the protocol as a means of managing brexit, and again while they haven t put their foot in one camp or the other, you would imagine they might have preferred rishi sunak is someone who in their view would have adopted a less confrontational approach with the eu and been more likely to pursue and get a negotiated settlement. all of this doesn tjust get a negotiated settlement. all of this doesn t just affect get a negotiated settlement. all of this doesn tjust affect northern ireland, so i think key to the coming days as far as people here goes will be the speed at which the new prime minister will engage with the leaders of the five main political parties here, and also how soon they will speak to the prime minister in dublin, the taoiseach micheal martin on the phone, and there s also talk about a face to face meeting being arranged sooner rather than later. fac