More than half of the almost 600,000 Londoners who do not earn a ‘real living wage’ have had to resort to using a foodbank in the last year, a new report has revealed.
According to polling by Survation, 23 per cent of the capital’s lowest-paid workers have been going to a foodbank as often as once a week or more, with a further 28 per cent saying that they have gone to one at least once in the last year.
