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Category: Intergenerational Justice

Another year passes: intergenerational birthday blues

Posted 11th January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Brexit, Employment, Environment, Higher Education, Housing, Intergenerational Justice, Vox Pop, Young people.

Contributing to our ongoing Vox Pop series, an IF supporter from Kent foresees a gloomy intergenerational conversation with his sons, and cannot – alas! – find reasons to be more optimistic

Government abolishes the Child Poverty Unit

Posted 3rd January 2017 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Poverty, Young people.

David Kingman reports on the recent revelation that Teresa May’s government has chosen to abolish the Child Poverty Unit

New JRF research highlights the changing face of Britain’s poverty

Posted 20th December 2016 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Intergenerational Justice, Poverty.

David Kingman looks at the latest evidence from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation on the shifting profile of poverty in the UK

What did the 2016 Autumn Statement offer for young people? (Part 2)

Posted 1st December 2016 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Taxation.

David Kingman reflects on the 2016 Autumn Statement from an intergenerational point of view

What did the 2016 Autumn Statement offer for young people? (Part 1)

Posted 29th November 2016 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman reflects on the 2016 Autumn Statement from an intergenerational point of view

Barriers to social mobility are becoming more entrenched, argues Social Mobility Commission

Posted 25th November 2016 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman highlights some of the key findings from the latest “State of the Nation” report by the Social Mobility Commission 

National Audit Office report raises questions about the new state pension

Posted 11th November 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at a recent report by the National Audit Office into the administration of the new state pension

Intergenerational Fairness Commission recommends scrapping the state pension “triple lock”

Posted 9th November 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman reports on the recommendations that were made by the Work and Pensions select committee’s inquiry into intergenerational fairness

Hinkley Point C: New information shows future generations could shoulder clean-up costs

Posted 4th November 2016 & a filed under Blog, Energy, Environment, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman draws attention to some new information that the government has recently been forced to release about the decommissioning costs of the Hinkley Point C deal

The “Living Home Standard” – a new way of measuring the housing crisis (Part 2)

Posted 20th October 2016 & a filed under Blog, Housing, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman explains what Shelter’s new “Living Home Standard” says about Britain’s housing conditions in the 21st century

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