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Daily news and case law updates across five areas of social welfare law: welfare benefits, debt, housing, employment and community care. Subscribe for updates.

4 April, 2023

Changes to the eligibility conditions for support for mortgage interest loans

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4 April, 2023

DWP issues guidance for local authorities participating in the Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative in 2023/2024

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4 April, 2023

Department for Communities sets out further information on its plans for ‘Move to universal credit’ discovery phase in Northern Ireland

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3 April, 2023

Inquiry launched into effectiveness of the government’s cost of living support payments, and what can be done to improve the system’s fairness

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3 April, 2023

Changes to the definition of terminally ill for the purposes of PIP, DLA and AA in Great Britain

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3 April, 2023

Round-up of recent decisions from the Housing Ombudsman

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3 April, 2023

Round-up of recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case law

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3 April, 2023

Round-up of recent Upper Tribunal housing case law

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3 April, 2023

Commencement of Scotland’s devolved maternity, funeral and heating expenses payments provisions

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3 April, 2023

Revocation and re-enactment of regulations in relation to statutory parental bereavement leave and pay in Northern Ireland

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31 March, 2023

Work and Pensions Committee launches inquiry to examine whether working-age benefit levels are adequate to meet need

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31 March, 2023

Government reforms have left legal aid ‘in tatters’, with advice deserts expanding across England and Wales

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31 March, 2023

Information Commissioner issues DWP with practice recommendation in light of ‘consistently poor’ level of performance in handling FOI requests

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31 March, 2023

Tribunal was entitled to decide that universal credit computer system was not ‘inoperative’ at beginning of Covid-19 pandemic and so did not prevent claimant from making a claim

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31 March, 2023

Shelter research finds that private renters who complain about disrepair are more than twice as likely to be served with an eviction notice

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31 March, 2023

Work and Pensions Committee welcomes ‘important victories’ in securing improvements to universal credit childcare support

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31 March, 2023

Scottish Government announces more support for those at risk of self-rationing or self-disconnecting their energy use

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