My name is Anne. I am a nursery worker and I am in poverty. This is my story…
Looking back and looking forward
WHAT a busy few weeks it has been! Church Action on Poverty’s Poverty Media Coordinator Gavin Aitchison reflects on how… Read more Looking back and looking forward
Salford: ‘Keep things alive’
It’s a few days after the attack on the Manchester Arena. Coupled with the fact it’s exam time, and the… Read more Salford: ‘Keep things alive’
Birmingham: Brexit and building community
A hot summer’s evening in east Birmingham. The first proper one of the year, and in Bromford, children are out… Read more Birmingham: Brexit and building community
Cornwall: ‘You can’t eat the view’
Penzance is, quite literally, the end of the line. The great south western route ends here at the beautiful Cornish… Read more Cornwall: ‘You can’t eat the view’
Rhyl: ‘Society is falling apart’
It’s a lovely sunny day, and the holidaymakers of Rhyl, north Wales, bustle around looking for something to spend… Read more Rhyl: ‘Society is falling apart’
Stockton: The anguish of zero-hours work
Tanya Lawson is crystal clear on her message to the election candidates: “Abolish zero-hours contracts.” Tanya, pictured below, now has… Read more Stockton: The anguish of zero-hours work
London: Calls for change
What do we want? What are our key issues? What do we think of the election campaign messages? And if we… Read more London: Calls for change
Tottenham: when I needed help
Gabor sees the rich-poor divide in London every day. Working at a garden centre, he sees wealthy customers coming and going.… Read more Tottenham: when I needed help
Hull: why can’t it be better?
People who had never before even looked at Hull are suddenly paying it a lot of attention. This year, it… Read more Hull: why can’t it be better?
