DWP U-turn hands cash to 180,000 claimants after PIP and Universal Credit appeals
PIP was the most appealed benefit decision in 2022/23 - around 276,790 people asked for their case to be reviewed and ...
DWP confirms first stage of new PIP benefit reforms
Officials with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have announced the first phase of reforms to Personal Independence ...
McDonald's overturns UK council attempts to prevent new branches by claiming it promotes 'healthier lifestyles'
McDonald's is overturning UK council attempts to stop new branches by claiming it promotes "healthier lifestyles". The fast ...
New DWP measures to tackle people fraudulently claiming PIP payments each month
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently confirmed it is “committed” to tackling fraud and error within the ...
DWP forced to pay out 188,000 benefit claims it initially rejected
According to data obtained from a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, between April 2022 and April 2023, around 188,000 ...
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Bill would force banks to carry out ‘mass surveillance’ of millions of innocent disabled people, MPs are told
A new government bill would force banks to carry out “mass surveillance” of millions of innocent disabled people and other ...
DWP warning to PIP claimants over changes to payments
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a vital source of financial support for millions of individuals living with long-term ...
DWP warning as some PIP claimants could see change in claims
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants could see their payments stop or reduced if they do not act quickly.
Can you get benefits? As 188,000 win back DWP payments after being REJECTED for cash support
THOUSANDS of people could be missing out on vital cash support after being wrongly rejected for benefits. More than 188,000 ...
Lidl launches new 'Tinder-style' food service for shoppers in Scotland
Scottish shoppers can now deem what food and drink items is hot or not by 'swiping right or left' on their favourite products ...
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'With repeated PIP assessments it's like they want disabled people to give up'
"With repeated assessments it's like they want disabled people to give up." Gary, whose partner has had to re-submit evidence in support of her claim three times in "less than 10 ...