A co-produced proposal for a new government Z2K’s new co-produced report offers a new proposal for making Universal Credit work better for seriously ill and disabled people. Economic inactivity and […]
This report tells the story of migrant destitution in the UK, and the numbers of people impacted Since 2019, there has been a 136% increase in the number of destitute
Understanding Migrant Destitution in the UK – Research Findings Read More »
Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber decision by Judge Wikeley on 08 May 2024 Read the full decision in UA-2022-001764-ESA. This Upper Tribunal appeal, in a nutshell, is about whether a claimant
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Appellant – v – M.A: [2024] UKUT 131 (AAC) Read More »
Review of Scotland’s statutory debt solutions – Stage 3 Consultation The consultation process will run from 23 May 2024 until 18 July 2024 https://aib.gov.uk/publications/review-of-scotland-s-statutory-debt-solutions-stage-3-consultation
Consultation launched in Scotland on long-term reform of statutory debt solutions Read More »
After accelerating the migration timetable and bringing forward the timeline for ESA claimants from 2028 to 2025, the DWP have announced that they intend to begin notifying ESA claimants that
Managed migration update Read More »
There are currently approximately 15,500 pensioner households (single pensioners or couples where both are State Pension age) in receipt of tax credits. New regulations have been issued which provide for
Managed migration for State Pension age tax credit claimants Read More »
More than 3.1 million emergency food parcels were distributed by food banks in the Trussell Trust network in the past 12 months — the most parcels ever distributed by the
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) pays welfare benefits to around 22.7 million people. To get welfare benefits people need to meet certain eligibility criteria and the amount of
‘Unfulfilled eligibility’ levels rise to £3.1bn compared with £2.3bn in 2023 Read More »
New rules meaning over 180,000 Universal Credit claimants will have to look for more work have come into force today (Monday 13 May) The latest rise in the Administrative Earnings
New rules require 180,000 on Universal Credit to increase working hours Read More »
Campaigner Ellen Clifford has been granted permission to bring a judicial review of the public consultation over DWP reforms Following an eight-week public consultation last autumn, the Department for Work
DWP to be taken to court over disability benefit reforms Read More »
