The Poverty Strategy Commission is an independent Commission formed to develop consensus around a strategy for tackling poverty in the UK. The Commission’s work will build on the poverty measure developed by the Social Metrics Commission. Doing so means that it will consider how to reduce the incidence of poverty, tackle poverty depth and the length of time families spend in poverty and improve a wide range of outcomes for those experiencing or at risk of experiencing poverty.
Philippa Stroud
Centre for Social Policy Studies
David Hutchison
Social Finance
Emma Revie
Trussell Trust
Miatta Fahnbulleh
The New Economics Foundation until December 2023
Graeme Cooke
Joseph Rowntree Foundation until February 2024
Tanni Grey-Thompson
House of Lords
David Laws
Former Minister in Coalition government
Sir Hector Sants (Advisor)
Chair of Money & Pensions Service until 31 March 2023
James Timpson (Advisor)
Timpsons
Stephen Timms
House of Commons
Charlotte Pickles
Reform
Julian McCrae (Advisor)
Engage Britain
Andrew Laird
Mutual Ventures
Gavin Rice
Onward
Carey Oppenheim
London School of Economics
Stephen Crabb MP
House of Commons
Ed Boyd
ReGenerate
Matthew Bolton
Citizen's UK
Andrew Barnett
Church Urban Fund
Manny Hothi
Trust for London
Helen Barnard
Trussell Trust
Dr. Stephen Brien (Advisor)
Legatum Institute
Matthew Oakley
WPI Economics
Paul Johnson (Advisor)
Institute for Fiscal Studies
