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Kate Langston, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Breaking the link between financial difficulty [...]
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Kate Langston, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health *Trigger warning:* this blog contains content [...]
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A review of the 2014 Bailiff Reforms: the importance of experts
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The growing problem of local authority bailiff use
Jane Tully, Director of External Affairs, Money Advice Trust. The growing problem of local authority [...]