At the time of the “managed migration” restarting in May 2022, some 2.6million people were still claiming old-style legacy benefits in the UK. The DWP wants everyone moved over by March 2026.

The eco setting typically runs at 30 degrees instead of a higher temperature - and it could massively benefit UK households. Helind Morais, from home appliance firm LG Electronics, said in a ...

Benefits claimants could be made to open up their ... Open banking has been developed by regulators and financial technology firms in the UK over the last number of years, with the system allowing ...

the Prime Minister risks failing to meet his promise that the UK will play a 'leading' role in keeping the peace in Ukraine. Additionally, any attempt to cut benefits are also likely to go down ...

And the question grows increasingly urgent now that child poverty has reached a record high, with 4.3 million children in poverty, accounting for 30% of all UK children. Here's what we know about the ...

If you are getting Housing Benefit when you get your Migration Notice letter your entitlement to Housing Benefit will end the day before the 3 months deadline date on your Migration Notice and ...

In December, the Scottish Government announced their Budget for 2025-26. This suggested significant increases in spending compared to this year for many public services – but the real picture is not ...

Moreover, RoLL is expected to forge new research partnerships and propel studies into sustainable practices that can benefit UK garment producers. The insights gained from this research will ...

The UK’s disability benefits system is facing a monumental overhaul as the government aims to slice billions from its annual bill. The DWP is preparing to unveil its proposals for the future as ...

The government planned to move everyone from the old benefits system into the new one once universal credit was rolled out across the UK. This process has been underway for the last few years to ...

However, for the rest of the UK there’s no bank holidays in March, meaning pension and benefit payments will largely remain unchanged. The following benefits should be paid as normal in England ...

Child benefit, dental coverage and GST/HST credit. Employment Insurance (EI) including maternity, parental and caregiving benefits and leave. Help for the costs of raising children with disabilities.