ukpp
Posts by ukpp:
- The Myth of Middle Britain, 28 May 2009
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This blog is the online space for debate and discussion on tackling poverty in the UK. You will find a wide range of authors – journalists, politicians, NGO workers, and most importantly, ordinary people, sharing their experiences and thoughts on poverty in the UK.
This is a space for debate, not a space for Oxfam's views. We endeavour to attract a diverse set of authors with diverse opinions, welcome unsolicited submissions, and encourage people to comment on what they read.
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