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Total spending on social security in the five years of this Parliament will top £1 trillion
CSJ says these areas represent the tragedy of wasted human potential
Leading think-tank the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has responded to verdicts in the Oxford sex abuse cases at the Old Bailey today (May 14, 2013).
Young Offenders’ Institutions (YOIs) in England are not providing the most basic education requirements, new data from the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) shows.
CSJ calls for new law as it outlines raft of measures to protect victims of
human trafficking
“The UK’s childcare system has for too long been unaffordable, inflexible and a barrier into work for parents. The measures being brought forward by the Government have the potential to help parents of young children who want to work into employment.
Social care reforms are a blow to Britain’s vulnerable elderly, according to the Centre for Social Justice
Agenda-setting conference to explore Britain’s toxic gang culture takes place this week.
Speaking before new child benefit rules are introduced, the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has expressed concern over the impact they could have on family stability.
Family breakdown and the decline in the importance of marriage are cited by the public as key causes of the serious social problems facing Britain, according to a new opinion poll.
The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has urged the Government to re-focus its commitment to tackle gang culture in the UK.
Former Conservative Children’s Minister tells David Cameron to get family policy “back on track”
Radical welfare reforms should be followed-up by overhaul of childcare, a leading think-tank has said
A new offence of “coercive control” should be introduced to help curb domestic abuse, according to a report from a major independent think-tank.
Some of Britain’s most effective grassroots poverty-fighting charities believe Britain is still a “broken” society, according to a new survey carried out by a leading thinktank.
A new offence of “coercive control” should be introduced to help curb domestic abuse, according to a report from a major independent think-tank.
Crude and flawed yardsticks for measuring child poverty should be scrapped and replaced with a range of new indicators reflecting the true causes of deprivation...
Annual report card on Government policies awards lowest marks to treatment of charities.
Efforts to strengthen the family have fallen victim to a "political tug of war" in the Coalition Government...
UK businesses will be required to disclose all their efforts to end slavery, under a Bill launched in Parliament today...
Elderly home-owners should not be the first priority for Ministers when they respond to the Dilnot report, says CSJ.
NHS reliance on narrow range of therapies is a "disgrace" that fails to achieve recovery in nearly 90 percent of patients referred...
The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has urged the Chancellor to rethink Government plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations in an open letter sent to the Treasury...
Christian Guy, Policy Director at the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), has issued the follow statement in response to the report from the Riots, Communities and Victims Panel...
Whilst the CSJ welcomes the removal of the ‘cliff edge’ from the proposed child benefit reforms, there remains a fundamental flaw within the Government’s plans...
Leading think-tank welcomes the report published today by the Children’s Commissioner for England They Never Give Up on You, following her School Exclusions Inquiry...
Tackling poverty is about transforming lives not handing out more money, warns leading think-tank
Family stability will suffer a further blow if the Government presses ahead with its current plans to axe child benefit for higher rate taxpayers, a major think-tank warns in a new report today.
A tax break for marriage would do much more to combat poverty
Gavin Poole, Executive Director of the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), has issued the following statement in response to the inquiry into Social Care by the Health Select Committee:
Gavin Poole, Executive Director of the Centre for Social Justice, has issued the following statement:
Gavin Poole, Executive Director of the Centre for Social Justice, has issued the following statement:
Gavin Poole, Executive Director of the Centre for Social Justice, has issued the statement below in response to ‘Landing in Dover’, a report from the Children’s Commissioner for England:
Children should not face the threat of criminal arrest and prosecution until they have reached the age of 12, according to a leading think-tank.
Courts and prisons being used to ‘parent children’, says CSJ blueprint for overhaul of Britain’s failing youth justice system
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