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By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor| 38 Degrees@ Mar 30th, 2025 By Matthew McGregor In this new series, our CEO Matthew McGregor shares honest reflections on 38 Degrees’ work and the issues of the day. How do Labour voters feel about the Government’s approach to child poverty? This is the question at the heart of our new polling, conducted by JL Partners and partnering with End Child Poverty. The Government’s own impact assessment predicted that their policies will push 50,000 children into poverty.
By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor| 38 Degrees@ Nov 27th, 2024 By Matthew McGregor High costs, declining services, scandal-hit companies and eye-watering bonuses. These are the things British voters have long come to expect from private companies who have been given responsibility for delivering crucial public services. Is it any surprise then that, when asked if they’d like these key services returned to the state and delivered by the public sector, their answer is a resounding “yes”?
By Matthew McGregor, Matthew Mcgregor| 38 Degrees@ Mar 30th, 2025 By Matthew McGregor In this new series, our CEO Matthew McGregor shares honest reflections on 38 Degrees’ work and the issues of the day. How do Labour voters feel about the Government’s approach to child poverty? This is the question at the heart of our new polling, conducted by JL Partners and partnering with End Child Poverty. The Government’s own impact assessment predicted that their policies will push 50,000 children into poverty.
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