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Two thousand people in Great Britain will receive letters inviting them to apply for Pension Credit as part of an innovative new trial launched today.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
New support scheme to help smooth the way for injured or disabled ex-military to return to work.
Target follows Government’s Fraud Plan which sets out bold new measures to fight fraud against the welfare state
A Bill ensuring victims of domestic abuse can receive child maintenance without contact from their abuser has today received Royal Assent (Thursday, 29 June 2023).
Important information for 'reply required' tax credits customers.
As part of one of the Prime Minister’s five key priorities to grow the economy, low-earning parents on Universal Credit are set to benefit from up to a £522 monthly boost to cover childcare costs – making it easier for them …
This statement was delivered in advance of a vote on the 2023 - 2024 ILO budget. Delivered by Deputy Head of UK Mission to the UN & WTO in Geneva, Hema Kotecha.
More than six million disabled people across the UK have been paid a £150 Cost of Living Payment.
Mark McAllister has been appointed Chair of the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) for a further three years.
This article sets out DWP's carbon and water sustainability plans to 2025.
More than six million disabled people across the UK are set to receive a £150 Disability Cost of Living Payment from today.
The UK’s Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, Tom Pursglove MP, set out his ambition to make the UK the most accessible place in the world for disabled people to live and work at a UN conference in New York.
The government is giving people more time to pay National Insurance contributions towards their State Pension.
Minister for Pensions Laura Trott is today calling on pensioners to check if they are eligible for Pension Credit ahead of the launch of a new “Invitation to Claim” trial.
MORE than 25,000 people with health conditions will be helped to start and stay in work thanks to over £58m in new government funding.
Thousands of families struggling with parental conflict will receive increased support to improve their relationships, thanks to a £2.8 million government boost.
Independent evaluation finds scheme helped improve wellbeing, relationships and life satisfaction of children affected by parental alcohol use and conflict
Universal Credit’s maximum childcare payments will rise nearly 50% – up to £1,630 per month – from 28 June.
More than six million disabled people in the UK will receive their one-off £150 Disability Cost of Living Payment from 20 June.
A new £3.7 million employment programme will see mentors who have beat drug or alcohol addiction placed in Jobcentres to help others with dependencies recover and get back into work.
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