The study – based on 265 freedom-of-information responses from local councils across England and obtained by the union-backed anti-cuts campaign False Economy – reveals the scale of the impact that cuts are having on the charitable sector.
The evidence is slowly emerging: in inquests; in academic research; in the stories of bereaved families; in suicide notes; in freedom-of-information responses; and now in a PFD report.
We have now seen a freedom of information response from the STA with regard to one of them: Grinling Gibbons primary in Deptford, south London.
In its freedom of information response to the Guardian, the Hillsborough sheriff's office refused to hand over any training materials, saying they were the property of Harris Corporation and "proprietary".
According to a freedom of information response obtained by the Guardian, the number of children referred to the Tavistock has jumped from 314 referrals in 2012-13 to 697 referrals in 2014-15.
However, a freedom of information response from NHS England reveals that the unaddressed leaflet was not considered "exceptional' post" – common for nationwide government communications – and therefore did not reach houses that ask Royal Mail not to deliver junk post.
The cost of visitor visas excludes the poorest and the Home Office has admitted in a freedom of information response that some visas have netted them a profit of 440%.
When questioned by The Independent, Camden Council admitted people with mental health problems had not been allocated any social housing, but said the Freedom of Information response had been taken "out of context".
In its freedom of information response, North Yorkshire county council said its pathfinder project – focused on young people leaving special schools at 16, and a large group of disabled children under five – was intended to be "relatively small scale, in order that we can achieve something realistic in the time available – now only 12 months".
The revelation was made in a freedom of information response and comes as the Department for Education is trying to reassure parents in England and Wales that new school census questions asking them to list their children's nationality and country of birth, sent out in the last few weeks, will not be passed to immigration enforcement teams.
