Senior Communications Officer at @EveryYouthUK [email protected]

London, United Kingdom
Joined June 2013
Miriam Burrell retweeted
EveryYouth has been awarded a grant from the @HomewardsUK Fund, launched by Prince William and @KensingtonRoyal under their innovative Homewards programme. Read more: everyyouth.org.uk/2025/01/10… #NewsUpdate #Grant #Charity #Homelessness
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Miriam Burrell retweeted
The Government’s almost £1bn homelessness budget for 2025 appears to include no specific funding allocation or strategy for young people. Read why EveryYouth CEO Nick Connolly believes this is a ‘catastrophic omission’: everyyouth.org.uk/2024/12/20… #GovernmentFunding #Homelessness
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Here's how the National Insurance hike will affect charities, and in turn outcomes for vulnerable young people
Due to the National Insurance hike, EveryYouth’s Network is set to lose £1.73m, equivalent to over 60 frontline workers. Read Nick's response: everyyouth.org.uk/2024/12/03… Do you think charitable donations should subsidise public sector services? #NationalInsuranceContributions
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The Govt must explain how apprenticeships will be made affordable for the most disadvantaged young people, including those experiencing homelessness
"We urge Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall to consult our Network of youth homelessness charities to consider how the 'Youth Guarantee' project can provide meaningful work opportunities for the most disadvantaged young people." Read more here: everyyouth.org.uk/2024/11/28…
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Miriam Burrell retweeted
lol lmao incredible
On to the Newshub final. Boss business from Lisette Reymer: "This election result was so clear that I was able to film this package weeks ago before flying back to NZ" We won't appreciate these magnificent bastards until they're gone
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Very striking data from MigObs' analysis of the new MIR: ▶️50% of UK employees earn less than the £29,000 threshold ▶️60% earn less than £34,500 ▶️70% earn less than £38,700 Impossible to justify this. Family life is a human right for everyone, not just for rich people
Replying to @MigObs
Most UK residents will not be able to bring a foreign partner to the country under the new rules. Available data suggests that around 50% of UK employees earn less than the £29,000 threshold and 70% earn less than £38,700.
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London father Felix Tabiri will have to pay £17,000 to keep his family in the UK after the Government’s planned visa fee hike for those on the 10-year route to settlement @Praxis_Projects @MigrantVoiceUK standard.co.uk/news/london/u…
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Miriam Burrell retweeted
Only in the last week, I came to know about 3 brilliant UK-trained Psychiatrists who are moving to Canada for better prospects. This is usually one-way traffic. Highly skilled brain drain.
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Migrants in the UK are looking at jobs elsewhere while businesses face a ''massive hit'' Read here: standard.co.uk/news/uk/visa-…
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Raquel, one of our members spoke to @MiriamBurrell about the years it will take to save the sum needed to bring the rest of her family to the UK under the new fees. She also spoke of the damage done to children and mothers who have to deal with a nonsensical system. Enough
Migrants in the UK are looking at jobs elsewhere while businesses face a ''massive hit'' Read here: standard.co.uk/news/uk/visa-…
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