EXCLUDEDUK NEWSROOM

Tim Pravda, one of thousands of ‘forgotten freelancers’ not eligible for income support or furlough, accused the government of leaving the excluded ‘to rot’.

Continuing our ExcludedUK MP Q&A series, we're delighted to welcome Alison Thewliss MP (Labour) on Friday 7th August at 11am.

We won't give up on this injustice – message from ExcludedUK and Bectu webinar  BECTU Magazine

PRESS RELEASE

Martin Lewis and MPs join ExcludedUK in calling on the Treasury to support the 3 million excluded from Government Covid-19 financial support as the Chancellor faces questions today from the Treasury Committee.

The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) was not covered by the chancellor and no additional changes were made to the scheme. This was noted by the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) who urged Rishi Sunak ...

Freelancers are dismayed at appearing to be largely overlooked in a hefty £1.57billion package of support to help the creative and cultural sectors “weather the impact of coronavirus.”

ExcludedUK responds to The Chancellor’s Summer Economic Statement: 3 million UK taxpayers continue to be excluded from meaningful Government Covid-19 support schemes

What we now have to avoid is a scenario where firms hoard this cash for fear of an uncertain future and, more specifically, fear of their repayment schedule.

Today's APPG was attended by 171 MP's making it one of the largest APPG's on record! We thank Jamie Stone and his office for their continued support.