New analysis of the £20 a week cut to Universal Credit and the rising cost of Living.
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The Government will reform leasehold tenure and make buying/extending lease agreements “easier, faster, fairer and cheaper”. There’ll be a two-part legislative process. This page explains what’s known about the reforms and timetable.
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Official statistics on statutory homelessness in England for the 2020-21 financial year.
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This paper covers how leaseholders in flats can gain consent to home adaptations. It covers the issue of adaptations in the common parts of residential buildings.
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The 2015 Government committed to extend the Right to Buy to housing association tenants. An agreement was reached to do this on a voluntary basis. This page outlines what has happened so far.
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This document sets out how NHS clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) will restart NHS continuing healthcare (NHS CHC) assessment processes from 1 September 2020
how this aligns to the introduction of a maximum of 6 weeks of funded health and care recovery and support services after discharge from hospital
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On 7 September 2021, the Prime Minister announced plans to reform how people pay for adult social care in England, which will be funded through a new Health and Social Care Levy. The proposed reforms will be supported by an investment of £5.4 billion over the next three years. This briefing provides information on the proposals for adult social care, the details of which are set out in the Government policy paper.
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The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) launched on 1 October with the aim of tackling health inequalities across the country. It will be co-led by newly appointed Deputy Chief Medical Officer (DCMO), Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy.
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Official experimental statistics on the numbers in receipt of Support for Mortgage Interest loans.
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In 2019, Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) published a report series, Computer Says No, which focused on the
problems with information provided to people claiming universal credit (UC), and the problems claimants
experience when they try to challenge a decision about their UC award. Many of these problems relate to the fact
that UC is a ‘digital first’ benefit, and the vast majority of claimants make and manage their claim online.