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TENS of thousands of people were recorded as being economically inactive in St Helens, the latest Census data shows.

Neurodiversity is too often regarded as a liability rather than the asset it is. Our plan is to change that

In his latest column, MP Sir John Hayes explains why he thinks the budget will be good for this area.

Of universal credit, the big new bit of the benefit system. do you think universal credit is coping with this massive hit to peoples living standards in the way that it was intended to? because the whole point about universal credit is its mega flexible, you can take it up, take it down, it adds to peoples incomes as their circumstances change, you know, uc is performing and thats why we persuaded and im pleased with the chance of the budget to do what i wanted to do, which is to add the other b...

In the way that it was intended to? because the whole point about universal credit is its mega flexible, you can take it up, take it down, it adds to peoples incomes as their circumstances change, you know, uc is performing and thats why we persuaded and im pleased with the chance of the budget to do what i wanted to do, which is to add the other bit to uc, which is universal support — universal credit, universal support. thats because for the first time, universal credit identifies whole hous...

MORE than two in five Wirral residents were economically inactive in 2021, new census figures show.

Two in five Carlisle residents were economically inactive in 2021, new census figures show.

Campaigners fear that disabled people could face "cruel sanctions" as Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget aims to drive people into work

More than two in five Allerdale residents were economically inactive in 2021, new census figures show.

Two in five Carlisle residents were economically inactive in 2021, new census figures show.