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Tag Archives: benefits
Struggling on low wages? The BBC wants to hear from you
Posted in Activities, Charity, Church and religions, Community associations, Croydon Nightwatch
Tagged benefits, Conservative, Council Tax, Croydon, Tory
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How Bertrand Russell squared the benefits equation
Fancy getting something for nothing? That’s the stigma-free concept behind the Citizen’s Income, an unconditional payment granted to every individual as a right of citizenship, replacing the complex benefits system. Under the proposal, which is to be discussed at an … Continue reading
Posted in Croydon Greens
Tagged benefits, Bertrand Russell, Citizen's Income, Green Party, Ruskin House
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Bishop rejects rhetoric which blames asylum seekers
JONATHAN CLARK, the Bishop of Croydon, in his Easter message, says that we should be trying to help asylum-seekers and those on benefits One of things that really concerns me in our country is that we have started to load … Continue reading
Help to give ATOS the benefit of your views on their work
ATOS, the company that vets disabled benefit claimants, is in retreat, writes JON BIGGER, as he prepares for further protests in Westminster tomorrow A few weeks ago there were demonstrations outside ATOS offices across the country (including a small but … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Health, London-wide issues
Tagged Atos, benefits, Conservative, Department of Work and Pensions, disabled, DWP
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