The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has
launched an inquiry into the economics of Universal Credit. The committee will
examine whether Universal Credit is meeting its original objectives and whether
the policy assumptions reflected in its design are appropriate for different
groups of claimants. It will also examine the extent to which Universal Credit
meets the needs of claimants in today’s labour market and changing world of
work. Read more on the RLA website.
Almshouse to haunted student digs: historic Newcastle building to become
affordable homes
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Keelmen’s hospital, which housed dockers in 1700s, awarded £4.6m lottery
grant after lying empty for 16 years
It was built 300 years ago as an almshouse ...
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