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Ensure VAT is removed from all sanitary products to end period poverty

“This Association in Conference Assembled Urges Her Majesty’s Government to Ensure VAT Is Removed From All Sanitary Products to End Period Poverty.”

North Warwickshire Association,

2019

Sent to the Financial Secretary to the Treasury

When V.A.T was introduced, when we joined the European Union, it was stated it would apply to all luxury items, ask any woman and they will tell you sanitary products come under essentials not luxury.

As we understand itthe Government has stated they are now putting sanitary wear into Secondary Schools, and then also moving forward into Primary Schools, but period poverty is not only amongst the younger generation, many households are experiencing this too.  Foodbanks are also relying on donations to help women with these items in their local areas.

The women of the U.K stand together and shout “This is not a luxury item”.

With the country now leaving the E.U. as of 31 January 2020, what excuse?

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8th September 2022

To all members

Today is one of the saddest days that we will ever experience with the death of our beloved Queen.

For most of us she has always been a part of lives, she has been constant and steadfast in her role as monarch, never putting a foot wrong.

Her life was dedicated to us and she will be greatly missed by us all.

On behalf of The National Association of Women’s Clubs we send our condolences to her family.