Councils to share £5m in 'emergency food aid' as living costs rise
Councils to share £5m in 'emergency food aid' as living costs riseImage caption, Deputy First Minister Sioned Williams says families are facing a "tough winter" with inflation risingByFelicity EvansWales money editorPublished3 minutes agoWelsh councils will receive £4.8 million…
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Councils to share £5m in 'emergency food aid' as living costs riseImage caption, Deputy First Minister Sioned Williams says families are facing a "tough winter" with inflation risingByFelicity EvansWales money editorPublished3 minutes agoWelsh councils will receive £4.8 million to provide "emergency food aid" and other support for people struggling due to cost of living pressures.The cash from the Welsh government will be split between the 22 local authorities, with those in rural areas getting a premium due to "the added challenges" of delivering support to more sparsely populated regions.Deputy First Minister Sioned Williams said rising fuel and energy costs meant many families faced another "tough winter" and she was "targeting support where it's needed most".Reform UK Wales said it…
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