19 December, 2019
18 December, 2019
Delivery confidence rated as amber on basis that successful delivery appears feasible but 'significant issues' already exist requiring management attention
18 December, 2019
Annual statement on human rights highlights the disproportionate, adverse impact that social security measures introduced since 2010 are having on disadvantaged and marginalised groups in Northern Ireland
18 December, 2019
Awards made by the new, national fund for major domestic emergency events should be disregarded as they ‘will not duplicate state activity’
18 December, 2019
New spending data also shows the total value of awards exceeded £56 million, just under half the funding allocated for the year
17 December, 2019
Department aims to roll the approach out to all social housing providers on the landlord portal 'early in 2020'
17 December, 2019
17 December, 2019
Provisional Local Government Settlement also confirms continued funding for new eligibility criteria for free school meals under universal credit in Wales
13 December, 2019
New Ministry of Justice statistics also highlight 61 per cent success rate in universal credit appeals
13 December, 2019
New DWP statistics also show that just 7 per cent of new PIP claimants receive an ongoing award without a review date
13 December, 2019
New DWP statistics also show that 26 per cent were found fit for work in the quarter to June 2019
13 December, 2019
New inspection report will examine whole range of immigration enforcement sanctions and penalties, focusing on how consistently particular measures are applied and their impact
11 December, 2019
Despite Welsh Government action to reduce poverty, Minister highlights that its ability is limited due to austerity cuts and welfare reforms driven by UK Government
11 December, 2019
New statutory rules
10 December, 2019
Minister also provides draft Code of Practice for Investigations to the Scottish Social Security Committee for its consideration
9 December, 2019
Preliminary hearing assesses ‘Reference’ to the Court by the Attorney General of Northern Ireland
5 December, 2019
Some councils are failing to provide information, causing delays in decision as to whether legacy benefit or universal credit can be claimed
5 December, 2019
MSPs vote for motion following debate on fairness in Scotland that also calls for more action to improve benefit take-up and to reduce housing costs
5 December, 2019
Election round-up
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