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Everyone under 40 urged to 'act now' to not miss out on £11,000 in free cash

From this winter only those on Pension Credit or means-tested benefits will get Winter Fuel Payments from the DWP From this winter only those on Pension Credit or means-tested benefits will get Winter Fuel Payments from the DWP
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Winter Fuel Payments latest as petition against change approaches new milestone

Almost 50,000 homes across Norwich are living with poor insulation. Inset: Charlie Chamberlain and Sarah Eglington Almost 50,000 homes across Norwich are living with poor insulation. Inset: Charlie Chamberlain and Sarah Eglington
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Nearly 50,000 homes in Norwich rated as being poorly insulated in major report

Staff from The Feed, including chief executive Lucy Parish (second from right) Staff from The Feed, including chief executive Lucy Parish (second from right)
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The city supermarket feeding 5,000 people in need

A single mum of two has spoken of her experiences of child poverty A single mum of two has spoken of her experiences of child poverty
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'Work is not enough for some families': Single mum's experience of child poverty

More than 11,000 children across Norwich are currently living in poverty, new figures have revealed More than 11,000 children across Norwich are currently living in poverty, new figures have revealed
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3 in 10 Norwich kids live 'in poverty' but MP insists jobs for parents are available

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