The next government should build three million new social
homes, spend 2% of GDP to fight the climate crisis, and invest £75bn to offer
minimum income protection and universal basic services – among other measures –
to start transforming the UK economy, according to a new package of policies
published by New Economics Foundation (NEF). Setting out a vision for a new
economy that tackles economic, ecological, and democratic problems, NEF
outlines a plan to provide a decent safety net and provide high levels of
lifelong care – backed by “huge” investment in a new generation of jobs in the
industries and infrastructures needed to tackle the climate crisis. Read more
on the NEF website.
Scrap policy that gives refugees with leave to remain 28 days to find
housing, say UK groups
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Halving time asylum seekers have to leave Home Office accommodation will
make thousands homeless at time when ‘racist sentiment’ is on the rise
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