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Uniform bank now helping working families

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Uniform bank now helping working families
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Send your story ideas to [email protected], external or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250.Related topicsSchool uniformFood banksCost of Living SwanleyWest KingsdownMore on this storyAre ties and blazers on the way out? Why some schools are pushing for 'active' uniformsPublished22 FebruaryStruggling families 'need grants' for school uniformsPublished6 August 2025'£150 for school uniform is money I don't really have'Published28 August 2025Related internet linksThe Community CupboardThe Children's Society

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Uniform bank now helping working familiesImage caption, The Community Cupboard offers used school uniform to parents over the summerByIan Palmer, Reporting fromin West Kingsdown and Craig Buchan, South EastPublished1 minute agoA food bank that offers free school uniforms has said that full time and self-employed professionals are among those relying on its support.The Community Cupboard in Kent has begun offering pre-loved school uniforms to local families during the school holidays.The volunteer-run service provides food supplies and support to families struggling to make ends meet from its West Kingsdown and Swanley sites."We're still seeing lots of working families, it's not just those that aren't working," founder Tracey Wood said.Wood said that the charity, that has been running for…

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