Liverpool City Council offices and buildings have become food collection points as part of a campaign to support vulnerable people over the festive period.
A unique analysis of the Government's welfare reforms shows the most vulnerable in Liverpool have been hit by multiple changes and it is costing millions of pounds in crisis payments and support.
City wide call for the Government to reconsider the roll-out of welfare reforms
COUNCIL spending on schemes to support people and families who cannot afford basics such a food and fuel in Liverpool is at its ‘highest ever level’, a report has revealed.
PEOPLE and families in crisis in Liverpool are getting extra help to improve their living standards through special emergency furniture packages.
