The reforms aim to make the welfare bill "more sustainable" according to the DWP, with changes particularly targeting PIP, a benefit designed to help those with disabilities. The DWP aims to save ...

Class two on Saturday saw six combinations finishing with a clean sheet and best of those was Jenna Morton and Estella Great Expectations jump clear to finish 2nd in a 1m class at Tyrella two phase ...

Changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP) will reportedly make it harder for people to claim this benefit, which is not linked to work, as well as changes to Universal Credit. PIP payments ...

The headline measures are changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP). The Government wants to make it harder for people to claim this benefit, which is not linked to work. PIP helps with extra ...

Labour has unveiled plans for £6billion in benefits cuts, with five major changes to the welfare system announced by the Department for Work and Pensions just over half an hour ago. The sweeping ...

Introduced in 2013, PIP is a benefit paid by the DWP to people who have long-term mental or physical health conditions or disabilities. According to the latest data, around 3.6million people claim ...

Department for Work and Pensions figures show that between November 2023 and October 2024, 900,000 people applied for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) benefits – the main support for those ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to reveal specifics during her Spring Statement on March 26, while a green paper on PIP cuts could be presented to the government "before the end of the month".

Ministers are determined to cut the benefits bill and bring down the number of people claiming health benefits like Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and Employment and Support Allowance (ESA).