Publication date: February 2025 This briefing provides an overview of tenants’ experience of meeting housing costs while undergoing managed migration to Universal Credit (UC) during Quarter 2 (Q2) of 2024-2025. It summarises […]
CAB Scotland Briefing: The Move to UC and Housing Costs Read More »
Published on 11 February 2025 Secretary of State for Work and Pensions v MJ [2025] UKUT 035 (AAC) This is a challenge to the policy of the Secretary of State
Published 06 February 2025 Parents and carers urged not to miss out on support worth over £300 Parents and carers, with a child born between 1 March 2019 and 29
Deadline approaches for School Age Payment applications Read More »
21 January 2025 Found anything yet? Exploring the relationship between Universal Credit claimants and their work coaches. 625 KB Work coaches have a significant role in shaping claimants’ experience of Universal
29 January 2025 This report sets out the nature of poverty in the UK in the run-up to 2024’s General Election. It also sets out the scale of action necessary
27 January 2025 Disability benefits are a lifeline for many disabled people in the UK. They provide vital financial support to cover the extra living costs that arise from their
More than money: The lifelong wellbeing impact of disability benefits Read More »
Revised Memo to decision makers confirms that the DWP accepts that SSWP v AT can apply to the non-EU family members of EU citizens who have pre-settled status (PSS). ADM Memo 06-24:
4 Feb 2025 Campaigners claim the DWP’s benefit fraud crackdown risks ‘deterring’ people from accessing the support they need. Campaigners have blasted the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) crackdown
Posted on 04 February 2025 Up to 13,000 benefits claimants could be entitled to thousands of pounds in compensation after the Department of Work and Pensions settled a claim on
Thousands entitled to compensation after DWP settles lost income claim Read More »
Published: 16th January 2025 The High Court has ruled that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) acted unlawfully by presenting benefit assessment reforms as a way to support disabled
High Court victory for client over DWP consultation on disability benefit reforms Read More »
