Mark Page, 2015 Apr 20 Deborah Padfield argues that universal credit might look tidy on paper but the reality is that it does not recognise the complexity of our lives. Evangelical whackos like Ian Duncan Smith might wish to see the world as a simple place with simple rules but, unfortunately for those who suffer …
Deborah Padfield, 2015 Apr 20 Access to law – stop the rot There will be fuller reports of last evening’s Progressive Hustings, at which the three Cambridge ‘left-of-centre’ candidates were questioned on issues of equality. Legal aid was one of them – that rarely-mentioned defining condition of democracy. The candidates All three candidates agreed that …
Mark Page, 2015 Apr 16 Our progressive hustings produced stimulating and thought-provoking discussion. Thank you to everyone who came along – especially the candidates of course. Whether you came along in person or have listened to the recording below, we would be glad to hear your thoughts on the candidates’ responses – just contact us. …
Mark Page, 2015 Apr 08 Cambridge City Foodbank has provided statistics which make for sobering reading. Cambridge may be one of the wealthiest cities in the world but it has no lack of poverty amongst its poorest. Read the Cambridge News article here: Poverty in Cambridge – stats and facts that tell the story