People from ethnic minority backgrounds are almost twice as likely to face hunger than those from White backgrounds, grim research by the Trussell Trust has found

Charities sound alarm over plan to give asylum seekers just 28 days to find new housing once they have a decision on their case

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Rough sleeping in London is continuing to rise with the number of people living on the streets long-term surging by almost 40%.

Half of local authorities charged double by landlords and hotel owners for temporary housing, investigation finds * ‘It feels very much like a prison’: inside a cramped Birmingham homeless hostel Private landlords and hotel owners are charging councils far in excess of market rent to house people who would otherwise end up on the street, an investigation has found, laying bare the depth of England’s homelessness crisis. Local authorities in England are paying 60% more for rooms in places such as bed and breakfasts and hostels than it would cost to rent similar-sized accommodation on the private market, with half of them spending double the local going rate. Continue reading...

Cuts to areas including welfare will be put to the official forecaster ahead of the Spring Statement.

Awaab’s Law will be extended to temporary accommodation, the homelessness minister has announced.

Chairman Nigel Travis welcomes the Premier League champions in the FA Cup with grand plans for the future “I remember going to Maine Road in 1964 with my dad and we got walloped six-nothing,” recalls Nigel Travis. “I think it’s the only time I’ve ever…

This report sets out Trussell’s recommendations for rebuilding discretionary crisis support in England.

Government could face a huge bill for damages after keeping more than 60 asylum seekers in ‘hellish’ conditions

Legal aid rates, which fund solicitors to help asylum seekers through their cases, have not increased since 1996, a real-terms cut of 48%.

With low temperatures and snow hitting parts of the UK, energy bills will become the focus of many households.

Campaigners are calling for the government to end "the normalisation of a charitable response to poverty", including food banks.