The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently announced no changes will be made to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) until a review of the current eligibility process has been completed.

A former Department for Work and Pensions, or DWP worker, has shared advice to benefit claimants and warned: "Keep a copy." People applying for Personal Independence Payment and other ...

Motability is launching a new crackdown on drivers who abuse the car scheme for disabled people as part of a wider shake-up ...

Investigators recorded him and used the footage as evidence to withdraw his car and terminate his benefits - approximately ...

The central plank of the Government’s policy is its Youth Guarantee. First unveiled by the Chancellor at the Labour Party ...

The family of a Telford man with one leg ordered to repay £36,000 in disability benefits after the Department of Work and ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has recently announced that major changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will not take effect until a review of the current assessment process is ...

The 37-year-old lost his leg below the knee in a tractor accident aged just two and took up the sport as a seven-year-old boy ...

This change comes after the DWP faced criticism for its earlier proposals to tighten eligibility for PIP, particularly targeting benefit fraud. Following concerns from disability groups, the ...

Since 2016, Shaun has been receiving Personal Independence Payments (PIP) to support his daily living and mobility, which are ...

To claw back the extra cash, the UK government will use its targeted case review (TCR), a Department for Work and Pensions ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her 2025 Autumn Budget on 26 November. Ahead of the speech, 34 founders outline what they would like to see in the ...