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Old 26-10-2020, 01:01 PM #31
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Haven't the government already raised Universal credit to cover this ? plus given the funds to local governments for it, No kids need to be hungry, use your money you are given for the important things (like food for the kids) not on things you dont need.
Yes.
£63 million extra to councils to cover emergency funding needed.
I think the universal credit is to cover the extra time off people are having to do, help out with extra snacks etc.
To be honest it would have been easier to pay the extra direct for free school lunches and save all this hassle.
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