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The present treatment of groups in poverty.
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- Mon Mar 08 2004
... THE PRESENT TREATMENT OF GROUPS IN POVERTY Since coming into power in 1997 the New Labour Government have identified 5 different groups of people that are still living in poverty in Britain today. They include the elderly, the low paid, unemployed, single parent families and the disabled. They have also become aware of the fact that all 5 groups have one key thing in common; they are all reliant on some form of state benefit. I decided to look more closely into the reasons why disabled people are still living in poverty in Britain today and what the present Government are doing to help them. After all disabled people have been identified as being the real needy in British society since the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act, surely after all this time this should still not be the case. In May 1997, Tony Blair became Prime Minister of Britain as Labour
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