Media Activity

Resolve Poverty actively promotes our own activities and supports national anti-poverty campaigns through the media. This page details some of Resolve Poverty’s recent media appearances. You can also find our latest press statements on this page.

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Media appearances

Press releases

Greater Manchester Poverty Action rebrands as Resolve Poverty

26 June 2024

Greater Manchester Poverty Action has today rebranded to Resolve Poverty to signal its determination to tackle poverty in local areas and regions nationwide.

New research highlights why tackling child poverty in the North West must be top of the priority list for political parties this general election

6 June 2024

The DWP has today released its Households Below Average Income statistics, which show that child poverty has reached a record high – with 4.3 million children in the UK now below the poverty line.

Resolve Poverty urges all parties to make poverty a priority ahead of general election

23 May 2024

Resolve Poverty welcomes the Prime Minister’s announcement of a general election, urging all political parties to include ending poverty across the country as a priority in their manifestos.

Resolve Poverty responds to HBAI statistics

21 March 2024

The DWP has today released its Households Below Average Income statistics, which show that child poverty has reached a record high – with 4.3 million children in the UK now below the poverty line.

Extension of Household Support Fund is welcomed – but government must commit to permanent funding for local welfare assistance, Resolve Poverty warns

6 March 2024

After months of uncertainty for local authorities across the country, the Chancellor has today announced that the Household Support Fund (HSF) will be extended ‘at current levels’ for a further six months.

Thousands of children in poverty in every North West area can’t get free school meals – calls to overhaul eligibility rules

7 February 2024

Every North West local authority has at least 1,500 school-age children in poverty who are not eligible for free school meals because the qualifying criteria is so restrictive, new analysis by Child Poverty Action Group and Resolve Poverty shows.