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Obituaries • Russell Lawrence Allen, 90, of Westminster Station. Died peacefully on Jan. 22, 2022 at Thompson House in Brattleboro. He was born in Westminster, the son of Herbert and Louise Allen. Russell served as a medic in the Army during the Korean War. When he returned to Vermont, .

Sabden: Stranger leaves Christmas presents for community to find

Small snowmen, tree decorations and more have been found by several people in the Sabden area of the Ribble Valley.

Universal Credit cut to sow arrears crisis: NRLA and charities

Landlord groups and charities are warning of rising rent arrears and dire consequences for families as Universal Credit is cut by £20 a week from today. Anti-poverty campaigners and voices from across the rental sector have urged ministers to urgently rethink the move to scrap the temporary uplift to Universal

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Love and money: 'I borrowed from a friend, it went wrong'

After sleeping on the night bus with her daughter, Jo was forced to borrow money.

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Reforms 'will make it easier for people with debt problems to get a fresh start'

Reforms ‘will make it easier for people with debt problems to get a fresh start’ May 10, 2021, 2:52 pm Cut up credit cards. More people struggling with their debts across England and Wales will have access to a solution which would give them a fresh start (Owen Humphreys/PA) More people struggling with their debts across England and Wales will have access to a solution which would give them a fresh start. The maximum total debts allowable for someone taking out a debt relief order (DRO) will increase from £20,000 to £30,000, the Insolvency Service said. This will enable more people struggling with their debts to qualify, rather than turning to bankruptcy which is often seen as a “last resort”.

Budget 2021: 'My £20 is a lifeline - don't take it away'

Budget 2021: My benefits top-up is a lifeline - don t take it away By Russell Hotten image copyrightEster de Roij image captionFreelance camerawoman Ester de Roij s last commission was cancelled just before lockdown in March Twenty pounds doesn t sound much - but it s been a lifeline, says Ester de Roij. When you haven t got much, taking away a little is a lot. The freelance wildlife camerawoman is referring to a highly-charged debate over Universal Credit (UC) and plans to trim payments by £20 a week. Last April, Chancellor Rishi Sunak introduced a £20 uplift to UC as part of his economic support measures, with Ester one of about six million people benefitting.