Independent Review into National Statistics
We have written to the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster about the independent review of the data collected and published by the ONS
WBG briefings, reports, budget assessments and consultation responses
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We have written to the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster about the independent review of the data collected and published by the ONS
WBG’s Submission to APPG on Poverty and Inequality Inquiry into the Disproportionate Impact of Poverty and Inequality on Disabled People
WBG’s alternative feminist response to a changing world
Together with other women's organisations, we've written to the Chancellor to express concerns about cuts to disability benefits
We support an open letter expressing concerns about Carer’s Allowance overpayment debts
Proposed changes to civil legal aid must be assessed through a gender equality lens
This briefing outlines the urgent need for gender-sensitive economic data to inform effective policymaking
With support from Oxfam, we organised workshops to widen the debate about GDP
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The Women’s Budget Group submitted a response to the Ministry of Justice’s Consultation on Tribunal Fees.
The Women’s Budget Group submitted a consulation response to the Work and Pensions Select Committee on Statutory Sick Pay.
The proposed sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) revenue certainty mechanism should not be funded by the taxpayer.
The Women’s Budget Group submitted a consulation response to the Women and Equalities Committee on the impact of the rising cost of living on women.
A joint policy briefing by Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG), Runnymede Trust and Women’s Budget Group
Women's Budget Group full response to the Autumn Statement 2023
The WBG signed an open letter with Disability Rights UK, calling on the Government to reinstate the vital and necessary Access to Elected Office Fund.
An open letter ahead of the Autumn Statement (2023) urging the chancellor to make our tax system more fair and efficient.
A pre-budget briefing from the Women's Budget Group
A pre-budget briefing from the Women's Budget Group
This assumes the tax was introduced in 2021, with up to 50% allocated to loss and damage depending on a country’s income status https://www.stampoutpoverty.org/cdt-data-tables/
Along the lines of Engender’s approach to primary prevention of VAWG in Scotland.
WBG (2018) Inquiry into Enforcement of the Equality Act, Response from the UK Women’s Budget Group