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Thirty-one organisations have come together to call for benefits to be increased by 6 per cent in April in light of the rising cost of living.

CPAG welcomes the news that all primary school pupils in Wales will receive free school meals in the next three years.

We're looking for a welfare rights adviser to work on our eLearning resources

Responding to today’s Spending Review, Sara Ogilvie, policy director at Child Poverty Action Group said the lower universal credit taper rate is “good news”, but added: "The long-overdue decision to lower the UC taper rate will help lots of low earners. But there was nothing for those who cannot work – carers, those with young children and people who are sick or disabled - who face the same cost pressures as other households and will still have a black hole in their finances after the universal credit cut...