If you passed through Salford Central Station
in late July or early August, then you might have noticed some striking additions. Read more “Pictures: Why it was all change at Salford Central Station”
WHAT would you talk about if you were given the chance to speak at Parliament? 
Three groups of residents from Leeds, Teesside and London had that opportunity last week Read more “Our day in Parliament: The truth about poverty and how to tackle it”
Each year, our local group in Sheffield holds a Civic Breakfast. Sara Millard reports on the 2017 Civic Breakfast held on 9 March, on the theme of challenges facing unpaid carers in Sheffield.
Read more “Who cares for the carers?”
Church Action on Poverty is a partner in a conference next month exploring ‘the challenge of Pope Francis’. Our Communications Manager reflects on why the Sabbath is important – and invites you to join us.
Read more “A Sabbath for the Earth and the Poor”
Our Poverty Media Coordinator Gavin Aitchison reflects on a busy few weeks!
Read more “Voices from the Margins in the General Election”
Help us make sure that alternative voices are heard in this General Election.
Read more “Voices from the Margins”
Jayne Gosnall is working for Church Action on Poverty setting up Self-Reliant Groups (SRGs) with women in Salford. She explains why SRGs are such a good idea.
Read more “Believe in Self-Reliant Groups”
Our new Poverty Media Coordinator Gavin Aitchison introduces some powerful photographs.
Read more “Salford – the full picture”
C
ommunications Manager Liam Purcell explains why Church Action on Poverty is a partner in the new Centre for Theology and Justice.
Read more “Connecting faith and action”
Church Action on Poverty is launching a new project that will enable people on low incomes across the UK to avoid the Poverty Premium and escape food poverty, by getting good food at fair prices. Our Business Development Officer Dave Nicholson explains…
Read more “The new food banks? Our plans for a social supermarket franchise!”
