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Maya Sall
Verified
Local Democracy Reporter, Hackney Citizen
London
Beats
Literature, Political Happenings Culture,Social issues Education, among others.
Content
By Maya Sall Verified| Hackney Citizen Verified The Jewish Community Council (JCC) of Stamford Hill has become the first Jewish organisation to call on the government to remove to the two-child benefit cap. In a letter sent on 9 August, the JCC, along with rabbis and representatives from Hackney synagogues, co-signed a letter addressed to the secretary of state for work and pensions, Liz Kendall. The letter calls on the government to consider the unique needs of larger families and the disproportionate impact the two-child cap has on them.
By Maya Sall Verified| Hackney Citizen Verified The concerns of Pitcairn House residents’ over the suitability of their one evacuation route are being heightened by historical poor maintenance and repair works. “We have so many leaks, and exposed wires coming through ceiling panels, it feels like a we’re playing the waiting game before a serious fire breaks out”, resident Zoe Goodman told the Citizen.
By Maya Sall Verified| Hackney Citizen Verified The Jewish Community Council (JCC) of Stamford Hill has become the first Jewish organisation to call on the government to remove to the two-child benefit cap. In a letter sent on 9 August, the JCC, along with rabbis and representatives from Hackney synagogues, co-signed a letter addressed to the secretary of state for work and pensions, Liz Kendall. The letter calls on the government to consider the unique needs of larger families and the disproportionate impact the two-child cap has on them.
Company Info
Hackney Citizen
Hackney's independent, free monthly newspaper. From July 2010, due to increasing and popular demand, the Hackney Citizen expanded from its quarterly print editions to a monthly publication. More news, comment and features on a regular basis enable the people who live and work in Hackney to be properly informed of what is really happening in London's most exciting borough. It is distributed face-to-face in the first week of every month across the whole borough at markets, train stations, and events and also in cafes, shop, businesses and libraries.
London, United Kingdom
+44 20 3892 0062
Founded: 2007