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From April 13,000 millionaires are getting a tax cut worth £100,000 a year on average while over 600,000 households - including armed forces families, disabled people and foster carers - have to find £728 a year to pay a new bedroom tax.
This isn’t about tough choices, it’s about the wrong choices.
Share our campaign and tell David Cameron to drop the Bedroom Tax.
Families of soldiers away serving our country are among those hit by Cameron’s #bedroomtax http://bit.ly/Z1iOif - TWEET
A quarter of the people affected by Cameron’s #bedroomtax are single mums and single dads http://bit.ly/Z1iOif - TWEET
Cameron's #bedroomtax means households with disabled family members pay more for the space they need http://bit.ly/Z1iOif - TWEET
At the same time #bedroomtax comes into effect, thousands of millionaires will get a tax cut of average £100,000 a year http://bit.ly/Z1iOif - TWEET
#Bedroomtax shows Cameron’s priorities: millionaires put ahead of vulnerable people, carers & armed forces families http://bit.ly/Z1iOif - TWEET