The role of Islamic finance in tackling financial exclusion in the UK As the fundamental
principles of Islamic finance are socio-economic justice and benevolence (Al-Adle Wal …

Over recent years there has been increasing policy concern in the UK about whether
citizens are equipped with sufficient legal 'know-how'. In January 2006, the Department for …

Our initial analysis of the literature indicated that a number of individual outreach legal
services and programs have been evaluated, including outreach debt advice services which …

Civil justice problems are often aspects of broader social, economic and health problems.
They also play a role in bringing about wider problems. Consequently, a number of …

For people who lack financial capability, the consequences can be severe. If their
circumstances change (through losing a job or having a baby, for instance), those who are …

The incidence of problems involving rights is linked closely to social exclusion. We have
shown previously that a part of this is that incidence is linked to long-term illness/disability …

Purpose–Concerns about expenditure on legal aid in England and Wales have led to
greater focus on 'value for money'and increased strategic targeting of resources. To inform …

Funding Money Advice Services Page 1 Funding Money Advice Services Exploring sustainable
models for the UK Morag Gillespie and Louise Dobbie Foundation Page 2 Further information …

This article discusses the use of automated banking facilities among people on low incomes.
In doing so, it questions assumptions inherent in recent UK government policy that making …

The Housing (Wales) Act 2014 requires that Local Authorities take 'reasonable steps' to help
prevent or relieve the homelessness of assistance applicants. These provisions are widely …