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Screening of classic Mike Leigh film for Get Fair

Supporting the launch of the Get Fair campaign, the London Open House Film Club is presenting a rare screening of the classic Mike Leigh film Naked.

Group takes action on fuel poverty in Edinburgh

Long-standing CAP member Helen Hanlon has sent us this report on a new group formed in Edinburgh.

Energy companies resist changes which could save lives

Four big energy companies are refusing to voluntarily take part in a Government scheme to help people experiencing fuel poverty.

A perfect storm is killing the poor

CAP National Coordinator Niall Cooper reflects on the impact of the credit crunch on the poorest people in society, and calls for action.

Travelling from Manchester for the Keep the Promise rally?

If you're planning to travel from Manchester to London for the End Child Poverty rally on 4 October, places are available on coaches.

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News: Screening of classic Mike Leigh film for Get Fair Sep 05, 2008; Group takes action on fuel poverty in Edinburgh Sep 03, 2008; Energy companies resist changes which could save lives Sep 01, 2008; A perfect storm is killing the poor Sep 01, 2008; Travelling from Manchester for the Keep the Promise rally? Aug 29, 2008; More news…

Church Action on Poverty is a national ecumenical Christian social justice charity, committed to tackling poverty in the UK. It works in partnership with churches and with people in poverty themselves to find solutions to poverty, locally, nationally and globally.