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https://www.engender.org.uk/content/publications/Securing-Womens-Futures---using-Scotlands-new-social-security-powers-to-close-the-gender-equality-gap.pdf - More information on the figures around BME women and families with disabled

Group to comment on its content. The reason given for this is that although the Scottish Budget Process is entirely separate from the UK’s, the money that is spent in Scotland mostly comes as a grant funded by taxes collected by the UK

us: https://www.swbg.org.uk/content/membership/ You can see information about our current Trustees on our website: https://www.swbg.org.uk/content/about-staff/ If you’d like to join our board, we are taking expressions of interest

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https://www.swbg.org.uk/content/publications/SWBG-Cost-ofLiving-report-proof-06.pdf Scottish Women’s Budget Group, 2023. Policy Briefing: Childcare Survey 2023’. Last accessed 08/01/24:

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(https://www.swbg.org.uk/content/publi... , and listened to experiences of particular groups of women as costs keep rising. The speakers included: Sara Reis - UK Women’s Budget Group Fiona McHardy and Laura Robertson - The

care workers: swbg.org.uk/content/publ… 11 hours ago But with an average UK gender savings gap of 34%, women are less likely to be able to rely on this cash safety net to support them through the cost of living crisis