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Changes to the way benefits can be reduced or stopped as a penalty for a benefit fraud offence following the Welfare Reform Act 2012.
Local authorities and jobcentre areas that began to deliver Universal Credit as part of national expansion during 2015 and 2016.
These HB Direct newsletters provided information that affected Housing Benefit.
Urgent information for all local authority Housing Benefit staff.
Subsidy circulars are about the money the government pays local authorities to administer Housing Benefit and other financial matters.
Local authorities and DWP staff share actions they have taken to support claimaints that are affected by the benefit cap changes.
This information was for all local authority Housing Benefit (HB) staff.
This guidance is for local authorities. It explains the subsidies DWP pays them for certain costs of the Housing Benefit (HB) scheme.
Information about how the data was used in the Google Public Data Explorer and access to the separate data files.
New Loss of Benefit changes for claimant fraud - offences occurring wholly on or after 1 April 2013
Loss of Benefit: High level process map.
An explanation for healthcare professionals of how DWP is reassessing incapacity benefits.
Guidelines on the use and interpretation of official statistics on children in out-of-work benefit households.
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