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Report on poverty from JRF

A report, which has been produced by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, examines poverty rates in the UK today, and looks at how figures have changed over the past two decades.

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The Church Urban Fund only collects personally identifiable information, with visitor’s knowledge, as part of sign-ups for accounts and information, volunteering, surveys and polls, orders for publications or information requests. Information is only used for the purposes requested or any other usage that has been agreed.

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