Department for Work and Pensions
Labour’s housing benefit freeze will cost low-income renters hundreds of pounds a year
Big Issue analysis shows low-income tenants in virtually every type of property across England will face a real-terms housing benefits cut. Labour’s decision to freeze local housing allowance rates could see renters in two-bedroom homes lose almost £1,000 a year on average
The benefits system is broken – and disabled people pay the price for the DWP’s ‘poor service’
Sense was the only disability charity who supplied evidence to a Public Accounts Committee report, which said the DWP was providing ‘unacceptably poor service’ to disability benefits claimants. Its policy and public affairs advisor, Evan Johns, writes about why change is needed urgently
Disabled Brits suffering ‘unacceptably poor’ treatment at hands of the DWP, damning report finds
A Public Accounts Committee report raises significant concerns about how the Department for Work and Pensions handles benefits claims, while many people needing support from the system ‘face real pressures in their daily lives’