DWP Confirms These PIP Claimants Will Keep Payments in Change to Plans - Birmingham Live

DWP confirms these PIP claimants will keep payments in change to plans - Birmingham Live

Ministers have moved to calm anger among Labour MPs over welfare cuts

DWP update on PIP and Universal Credit reforms amid backlash over plans

The UK Government is pressing ahead with its plans to cut benefits, but additional protections are set to be added to the Welfare Reform Bill

New DWP update on planned reforms to PIP and Universal Credit due next week

The Welfare Reform Bill will contain additional protections to support those affected by DWP changes.

Labour MPs could resign, Lib Dems courting Tory MPs

Political intrigue is alive in Whitehall’s corridors, as Labour’s welfare reforms have landed a number of MPs on ‘resignation watch.’ On the benches opposite, Tories on the left of the party are being courted by Lib Dems.  Work and Pensions (DWP) secretary Liz Kendall has told the party she will be pushing through with controversial reforms to disability benefits. More than 100 Labour MPs are reported to have concerns about the decision. Accordi…

Liz Kendall to force through brutal disability benefit cuts

Share this post: Liz Kendall says the government will press ahead with disability benefit cuts - with no impact assessment, in defiance of warnings from experts, MPs, and her own backbenchers - to meet an arbitrary November deadline. The £4.8 billion cuts, affecting Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and incapacity-related Universal Credit, are being [...] The post “Eyes wide open”: Kendall won’t pause disability benefit cuts despite warnings …

DWP PIP claimant groups likely to keep daily living payments after major reforms - Business Fast

The DWP has analysed Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants who did not score four points in at least one daily living activity in 18 of the most common disabling conditionsChanges are being made to Personal Independence Payments [stock image](Image: Getty Images)The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has signalled that next year's proposed changes to