Garnham

Alison Garnham, chief executive of the charity Child Poverty Action Group, said: The IFS analysis confirms that the chancellor's new tax and benefit measures are a takeaway from low-income families with children to those at the middle and top.

The big squeeze: warning over incomes as Britain goes on strike 2011

For many others, it's impossible, at least thus far, to say whether they were or were not, Mr. Garnham said.

Police, News Corp. Question U.K. Hacking Total Paul Sonne 2011

Housing benefit will no longer be the national scheme it is legally meant to be once cuts redesign it as an engine of social segregation, said Garnham.

Child Poverty Action Group mounts legal challenge to welfare reform 2011

Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, agreed.

Women's equality: clock is turning back as cuts bite, says Fawcett Society 2011

Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, said: These findings are more evidence that the government's 'Big Government' approach, such as forcing parents to attend inappropriate courses as part of temporary pilots, can be wasteful, ineffective and may make matters worse.

Thinktank damns penalties for jobseekers who skip training courses 2011

Alison Garnham, the charity's chief executive, said legal action was necessary to "protect Britain from becoming a country where neighbourhoods that have been open to all families to live in for generations become more like a private members' club".

Child Poverty Action Group mounts legal challenge to welfare reform 2011

Neil Garnham QC, for the Metropolitan police, said: Some of them probably are.

Leveson inquiry: tabloids accused of blackmail and bullying 2011

Alison Garnham, chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group, said: Alan Milburn is absolutely right that we should not be narrowing our child poverty strategy to just early-years investment, and must also tackle low income.

Alan Milburn warns government will miss 2020 child poverty target 2011

Alison Garnham, the chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, said: It is great news that child poverty fell during what was a terribly hard year for families and the economy.

Cuts will force child poverty levels to increase again, says thinktank 2011

Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, said: "This devastating report leaves the Government's child poverty and social mobility strategies in jeopardy."

400,000 children will fall into relative poverty by 2015, warns IFS 2011