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...adult social care. Other welfare changes announced in the budget will offset some of the effects of reducing the welfare cap, often because households on welfare, whether or not affected by the cap, will lose benefits – so by reducing the amounts that can be claimed some households are kept below the lower cap. The most obvious offset is the 4-year standstill in working...

...adults and children. [Homeless man with sign] Traditionally, homeless people have been subject to social and political processes that seek to organise them into one of two demoralising categories: ‘deserving’ or ‘undeserving’. The statutory homeless assessment framework in the UK functions in ways that seek to divide homeless people into categories of ‘priority...

...adult education makes monitoring particularly difficult, so there is a natural weight given to the data around tertiary education. What this tells us so far reflects just the same issues as primary and secondary education – that wealth has a massive impact on access to university education. [Tertiary attainment between rich and poor diagram] There are vast differences...