Our response to the Autumn Budget and Child Poverty Strategy
11 Dec 2025 Written by Elizabeth Miller
What steps does the UK government’s 2025 Autumn Budget and Child Poverty Strategy take towards ending the need for emergency food?
Food banksHousingMoneySocial security
Press release
Food banks brace for winter surge
03 Dec 2025
New figures from Trussell reveal a sharp rise in the need for winter food parcels compared to five years ago.
Press release
Our response to lifting the two-child limit
26 Nov 2025
The chancellor’s decision to remove the two-child limit in full is warmly welcomed and will protect hundreds of thousands of children from growing up facing hunger and hardship.
Analysis
Britons and the two-child limit
24 Nov 2025
Luke Tryl, Executive Director of More in Common, explains why lifting the two-child limit can help Labour to build public support.
Social security
News article
Cramlington: A BIG Harvest Thank-you
24 Nov 2025
Almost 1800kg, a staggering 1.8 metric tonnes of food and toiletries.
Care and caringFood banks
Article
Cramlington: ❄️Winter Chills Appeal❄️
07 Nov 2025
Due to an increase in demand for warm bedding we are asking for donations of items in either preloved good condition or new.
Article
Cramlington: Countdown to Christmas 2025
05 Nov 2025
Build a Christmas Dinner
News article
Trussell garden to feature at Chelsea Flower Show
20 Oct 2025
Our Together Garden is inspired by people coming together through food banks to provide vital support and symbolises how together we can end hunger.
Analysis
The Autumn Budget must deliver urgent action on hunger
10 Sep 2025 Written by Beatrice Orchard
New research shows that 14.1 million people – including 3.8 million children – faced hunger in the UK last year because they didn’t have enough money for food.
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News article
Open letter to the Prime Minister: Scrap the two-child limit on benefits
13 Aug 2025
We’re standing with children’s charities to ask the government to scrap the two-child limit on benefits as part of its child poverty strategy.
