December 2017/January 2018 Archives - Page 3 of 3 - Reform Magazine
I am… on universal credit
24/11/2017 | Reform 1‘If it wasn’t for my kids, I might have killed myself. This system is just horrible’
I waited nine weeks for universal credit. They told me they didn’t get the form they needed, so I sent it off again. Then … Read More
Editorial: Remembrance and resolutions
24/11/2017 | ReformI’m not much of a one for the New Year resolutions. I guess old years have taught me how little my resolutions come to. But as the nights draw in on 2017, with its international tensions, violent attacks, economic struggles … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘I have been struggling with sadness’
24/11/2017 | ReformSheila Maxey wrestles with sadness
Death and dying seem to be all around me, echoed in the falling leaves and morning mists. I have been struggling with sadness and loss, and trying – perhaps foolishly – to make some kind … Read More
Back-to-front Advent calendar
22/11/2017 | ReformBack in Reform’s day, Advent calendars were different. Each day of December we’d tiptoe down the creaking spiral staircase of Reform Towers, open a window and be thrilled with delight to see a picture of a robin, a snowperson or … Read More
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