Spiralling temporary accommodation costs see local authorities resorting to out-of-area placements to cope - and it’s ruining lives

As speculation mounts about disability benefits system reform, what would a better approach to personal independence payment (PIP) reassessments looks like? Z2K’s latest research makes a clear, evidence-based case for change and sets out practical and affordable solutions. Since PIP’s introduction, disabled people and campaigners have raised concerns about repeated and unnecessary reassessments, particularly for people with lifelong or progressive conditions. While this issue gained renewed attention during last year’s wave of proposed disability benefit reforms, our new findings show that...

Exclusive: Practice that includes women fleeing abuse is ‘ripping at social fabric’ of towns in poorest parts of England

Calls for ‘urgent, sustained action’ over rising number of children who do not have permanent home

Thank you for supporting our team in fundraising for the 2026 London Legal Walk. We will be taking on 10km on Tuesday 9th June to help those in need gain access to life-changing free legal advice. Our

Forthcoming rules mean debilitating conditions may not meet strict ‘severe and lifelong’ criteria, say charities

Exclusive: A group of over 50 charities and disabled person’s organisations warn that the review is ‘causing concern’

Call on your council to Fix the Five Basics.Right now, families across London are living in temporary accommodation without the basics they need to survive.Parents are trying to feed their children using only a kettle. Young people are falling behind at school because they can't get online. Families…

65 organisations have come together to commend the government for making the choice to scrap the two-child limit and ask all MPs to stand with children and support this Bill.