Time to scrap the two-child limit
In this guest blog, Sam Corcoran explores why it’s time to scrap this harmful policy.
In this guest blog, Sam Corcoran explores why it’s time to scrap this harmful policy.
More than 170 church leaders from across the UK have urged the Chancellor to scrap the unjust two-child limit in social security systems. Senior church figures from multiple denominations joined the growing national calls, ahead of the new Government’s first
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