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Sussex is one of the most socially mobile areas according to new study - Vimarsana News

Sussex is one of the most socially mobile areas according to new study

A new study has found that Sussex is an area where people have the greatest chance of moving from a working class background to a “professional…

Manchester is child poverty hotspot, says new report - Vimarsana News

Manchester is child poverty hotspot, says new report

Children in Greater Manchester experience some of the highest rates of poverty in the UK, a national report has found. The Social Mobility Commission’s yearly findings highlighted that Greater Manchester is one of the seven hotspots for child poverty in the UK.

The Guardian view on class in Britain: the government doesn't want to talk about it | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on class in Britain: the government doesn't want to talk about it | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Social mobility is being redefined because the Conservatives need election-ready political narratives

Three UK cities come out on top for professional job prospects, say researchers - Vimarsana News

Three UK cities come out on top for professional job prospects, say researchers

Despite clear geographical inequalities there was no simple pattern of well-off and badly-off areas, the Social Mobility Commission said.

Britain's younger generation is at risk of being worse off than their parents' generation, warns social mobility tsar - Vimarsana News

Britain's younger generation is at risk of being worse off than their parents' generation, warns social mobility tsar

Alun Francis, chair of the Social Mobility Commission, claimed younger graduates were beginning to feel 'the social mobility story doesn't work anymore'.