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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.

10 January, 2023

Housing Ombudsman makes finding of severe maladministration in relation to housing association’s failure to address fire safety issues in resident’s flat

More Housing news

10 January, 2023

Whether tribunal considering further appeal against decision that was finally determined ten years earlier was correct to find that it had no jurisdiction to admit it

More Welfare rights case law

10 January, 2023

Housing Minister confirms that the government will legislate for second stage of its two-part leasehold reform programme ‘within this Parliament’

More Housing news

10 January, 2023

Marie Curie calls on the government to give terminally ill people early access to their state pension

More Welfare rights news

9 January, 2023

Increase in the universal credit administrative earnings threshold from 30 January 2023

More Welfare rights news

9 January, 2023

High Court rules that council’s decision to end temporary accommodation funded under Care Act 2014 provisions was not unlawful where claimant fell under Housing Act 1996 scheme

More Housing case law

9 January, 2023

Welsh Public Services Ombudsman launches consultation on proposed ‘own initiative’ investigation into carers’ needs assessments and complaints

More Community care news

9 January, 2023

2022 was a ‘truly horrendous year’ for living standards in the UK and there is more to come in 2023

More Debt news

9 January, 2023

More than 1.4 million households face an average £250 increase in monthly housing costs when they renew their fixed-rate mortgages in 2023

More Housing news

9 January, 2023

Increase in the maximum amount of disabled facilities grant payable in Northern Ireland

More Housing news

9 January, 2023

Round-up of recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case law

More Employment case law

5 January, 2023

Government’s plans for legislation to ‘attack the right to strike’ will make it harder for disputes to be resolved, says TUC

More Employment news

5 January, 2023

Government to carry out new review of civil legal aid with a view to moving towards a ‘more effective, more efficient and more sustainable system’

More Welfare rights news

5 January, 2023

Almost all welfare rights advisers responding to recent survey say that pension credit claimants are facing delays in excess of the DWP’s six-week processing target

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5 January, 2023

Combined effect of universal credit taper and high income child benefit charge creates ‘truly punitive’ effective tax rates and an ‘iron cap on aspiration’

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5 January, 2023

Ombudsman warns local authorities that 15-minute care visits are ‘rarely enough’

More Community care news

4 January, 2023

Almost a third of audited PIP assessments either need amending or identify that the healthcare professional ‘requires learning’

More Welfare rights news