Child view of poverty

Pupils and young carers will give evidence to the Assembly’s children and young people committee next week as part of an investigation into child poverty in Wales
4th July 2008, 1:00am
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Child view of poverty

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Pupils and young carers will give evidence to the Assembly’s children and young people committee next week as part of an investigation into child poverty in Wales. Teaching unions gave evidence last week and recommended that AMs should talk to pupils directly.

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