WBG immediate response to the Spring Statement 2025
Government’s own analysis shows largest group to be hit by disability benefit cuts are single women, highlights Women’s Budget Group
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Government’s own analysis shows largest group to be hit by disability benefit cuts are single women, highlights Women’s Budget Group
£5bn in Disability Benefit Cuts: A Step Backwards for Disabled People and Carers, WBG warns
Women's voices must be heard and their interests represented at the heart of government
We welcome recommendations made by the report but have concerns about the UK Statistics Authority scaling up administrative data sources
Cutting an already underfunded aid budget to increase defence spending is both short-sighted and a false economy.
Our new report and polling highlight how children's and women's poverty are inextricably linked
We have responded to the Chancellor's speech on economic growth
There are real economic challenges facing the Government which need to be addressed, but cuts to social security are not the answer.
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The Women’s Budget Group published today its comprehensive gender impact assessment of the 2017 Spring Budget.
March 2017 response to recommendations of the Women and Equalities Committee on Sustainable Development Goal 5.
2017 Budget: WBG cites inadequate social care funding, token measures for International Women’s Day, and the lack of robust equality impact analysis.
The WBG criticises proposed spending cuts, warning of their impact on already stretched public services.
WBG welcomes recommendations of the Women and Equalities Select Committee (28th February 2017).
1] Franklin, B. (2015) “The end of formal adult social care: A provocation by the ILC-UK” Report for Centre for Later Life Funding Available at: http://var/www/vhosts/wbg.org.uk.org.uk/httpdocs.ilcuk.org.uk/index.php/publications/publication_details/the_end_of_formal_adult_social_care
Available at: https://var/www/vhosts/wbg.org.uk.org.uk/httpdocs.gov.uk/government/news/efficiency-review-to-drive-productive-public-services