Being put off applying for benefits affects people across Wales and the Welsh Government must do more to stop people slipping into poverty, argues Rhiannon Evans.
Why a Universal Basic Income Could Tackle Domestic Abuse
Jack Sargeant MS and Lydia Godden outline why reforming the welfare system is a crucial part of halting violence towards women.
Why we need to call time on the outdated benefits system for terminally ill people
Simon Jones argues that the recently announced review into the current benefits system for terminally ill people must lead to swift action
Universal Credit: the calm before the storm?
The full roll-out of Universal Credit will significantly increase the number of people requiring advice and support, warns Will Atkinson
How can we make claiming benefits clearer, fairer and quicker for cancer patients?
Should a default referral policy be implemented for those affected by cancer to assist with claiming benefits?
How the other 40,000 live
Rebecca Evans AM shares her week living on benefits at a time when costs are rising
Choosing between paying for rent or food
Jocelle Lovell says welfare changes will result in more rent arrears and evictions across Wales
Winners and Welsh losers in the benefit cuts
Rhys David reports on an accentuation of the north-south divide driven by Westminster Government’s policy
38,340 Welsh women face losing eligibility for benefits
Gareth Williams argues that the UK Government’s welfare cuts will cause economic difficulties for many families
