Families in the South West could lose out on more than £364 million if planned tax credit cuts go ahead.
The TUC union has released new research which gives a breakdown on regions in the UK.
On average, 86% of households who receive working tax credits will lose out in the South West.
The loss per family amounts to more than £1,200.
Paul Novak from the TUC says the proposed cuts need rethinking.
How Torbay Hospital bosses are tackling 'risks'
Poor state of buildings impacting staff and patients
RD&E and North Devon hospital waiting times slashed
It's still one of lengthiest in the country
Bus service changes leave villagers in North Devon stranded
Petition started to reinstate former direct route from Barnstaple to Exeter
Demand for action over Teign sewage spills
'This represents a risk to health for residents and visitors'
Cyclist critically injured in Sidmouth
Man, 20s, airlifted to hospital
Council owed £4 million by its own housing company
But it won't sell Mary Archers for student flats
