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DWP making six major changes for millions who claim Universal Credit ahead of Christmas

The Department for Work and Pensions is urging claimants to be aware of what the changes are and how they could be impacted

Chronicle Live

DWP extra £270 monthly payment and Christmas bonus you may not know you're eligible to claim

The Department for Work and Pensions can award carers an additional £69.70 a week - here's more information about the support available

Chronicle Live

Brits may be eligible for £270-per-month DWP payment - plus Christmas bonus

If you are a carer aged over 16 you may be eligible for monthly Government benefits, as well as a small Christmas bonus, from the Department for Work and Pensions

Daily Mirror

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DWP offering 15 payment boosts for those on Universal Credit

People claiming Universal Credit can receive extra financial help

Liverpool Echo

15 ways people on DWP Universal Credit can get more financial help to ease cash struggle

The Department for Work and Pensions has urged people on Universal Credit to ask for additional financial support if they are having difficulties

Chronicle Live

How MPs’ earning potential varies after leaving office

We rank post-ministerial incomes

The Guardian - UK

DWP issues £150 disability cost of living payment update ahead of due date

The Department for Work and Pensions has shared an update regarding the one-off £150 disability cost of living payment ahead of the due date later in September

Glasgow Live

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Liz Truss Cabinet: The full list of appointments made by the new Prime Minister

Liz Truss has unveiled her picks for Chancellor, Home Secretary and Foreign Secretary among others

Evening Standard

DWP confirm which women over State Pension age are due up to £9,500 in backdated payments

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has now estimated that it has underpaid at least 237,000 pensioners, in a whopping total cost of 1.46 billion pounds.

Edinburgh Live

Universal Credit change this month will make it tougher for 114,000 to claim benefits

Incoming changes to the Universal Credit system means more than 100,000 people in the 'light touch' system will be bumped into a higher category and have to do more to claim

Daily Mirror

More than 20,000 back stinging call for new PM to resolve WASPI dispute - letter in full

Members of the Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign have called on Ms Truss and Ms Sunak to rethink and help an estimated 3.6 million women born in the 1950s impacted by the shake-up

Daily Mirror

DWP issues Winter Fuel Payment update as some claimants qualify for £300 boost

The Department for Work and Pensions has issued an update regarding the Winter Fuel Payment and one-off £300 Pensioner Cost of Living Payment and has revealed payment rates

Glasgow Live

DWP urges people with older family members to check if they are due £3,300

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has urged those with older family members to check if they can claim for a new Pension Credit income boost worth £3,300.

Glasgow Live

72% of disabled households plunged into debt by cost-of-living crisis – poll

83% of families with a disabled loved one believe the Government is not doing enough to support them, according to a new poll.

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Daily Record

Green light for plans to demolish old office building in Paisley and build 67 flats on site

The former Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) site on Lonend closed in 2018 and has been empty ever since.

The Guardian - UK

May I have a word about… civil servant speak

No one mangles the language like the Department for Work and Pensions

Manchester Evening News

Millions of BT, Sky and Virgin broadband users to be affected by major change next week

A new system is being introduced by the Department for Work and Pensions to help with the cost of living crisis

Chronicle Live

DWP denies £326 cost of living payment to 'sanctioned' Universal Credit claimants

Campaigners demanded that the Department for Work and Pensions tear up the 'outrageous' decision on some sanctioned claimants - with energy bills potentially topping £5,000 each year.

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Daily Mirror

Millions could see broadband and phone bills slashed under new cost of living help

The Department for Work and Pensions is introducing a new scheme to help telecoms giants check if a customer is eligible for cheaper deals, known as 'social tariffs'

Manchester Evening News

The steps you can take now if you're worried about paying thousands for energy in the months ahead

With energy bills set to soar once again as the price cap is raised later this year, many are worried about making ends meet, so we looked at things you can do to help

The Guardian - UK

Government urged to classify Covid as an occupational disease

TUC calls on Department for Work and Pensions to make move to help workers access key benefits

Daily Record

Gran's 'despair' after losing £53,000 due to sudden state pension age increase

Ann Hughes, 65, was already suffering from numerous health issues when her state pension age was increased without notice - leaving her with no choice but continue working.

Daily Mirror

Gran in 'despair' after losing £53,000 due to sudden change of state pension age

Ann Hughes says she found numerous health problems after being forced to continue working, after her discovery that her state pension age had been raised with ‘no warning whatsoever'

Liverpool Echo

Nan in 'despair' after losing £53,000 due to state pension change

Ann Hughes claims her health problems were exacerbated by being forced to continue working

Wales Online

Woman loses out on whopping £53,000 after state pension age was raised without due warning

More than 3.5 million women born in the 1950s had expected to retire at 60, only to get caught out by plans to change the State Pension age

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