Official Statistics

Universal Credit: 29 Apr 2013 to 8 Dec 2016

These experimental statistics cover the total live caseload, starts and claims for Universal Credit.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 18 January 2017

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Universal Credit: 29 Apr 2013 to 8 December 2016

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Data tables: Universal Credit: monthly experimental official statistics to 8 December 2016

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Details

This is not the latest release of these statistics. The latest release can be found in the Universal Credit statistics collection.

These monthly experimental statistics include the total number of people:

• who have made a claim for Universal Credit
• who have made a claim and have attended an initial interview, accepted their claimant commitment, and gone on to start Universal Credit
• who are on the Universal Credit caseload

The statistics are also broken down by:

• Jobcentre Plus office and district
• local authority
• parliamentary constituency
• gender
• age band
• claim duration
• employment status
• conditionality regime

View statistics on the Universal Credit caseload and starters at Jobcentre Plus office level in an interactive map.

Find further breakdowns of these statistics in Stat-Xplore, our online tool for exploring some of DWP’s main statistics.

Published 18 January 2017