Whilst there are no benefits for them specifically, those suffering from a terminal illness have the option of an easier and quicker process for the collection of selected existing benefits.
Ending on at quarter to midnight on the 11th of August, the open consultation is looking for feedback on how to improve support, where to provide short-term investment, and how […]
The briefing primarily focuses on the role that social care and health care services can and should play, referencing mandates and the NHS’s Long Term Plan.
Launched via the government’s primary website, the service utilises a quick quiz to identify your circumstances and point you towards the correct information to help.
“Long COVID” is the name given to having suffered from COVID-19 for over 4 weeks, and TUC has called for it to be recognised as a disability.
Done through Universal Credit and Housing Benefits, the Benefit Cap reduces how much a household receives in benefits to a set maximum which was introduced in 2013.
As all Park Home Site owners must apply for assessment before October 1st 2021, the Ministry of Housing has released guidance to help local authorities make sure the owners meet the requirements for being declared a “Fit and Proper Person” in regards to running a safe and proper site.
Published by DWP and HMRC, and using information from March 2020 to March 2021, the data is by constituency.
With health being the most common reason for those over 50 to leave work before retiring and the retirement age slowly increasing, the Centre for Aging Better has formed a report that focuses on the issues seen by those with health conditions in the workplace.
Covering what you can expect regarding the impact of COVID-19 on holiday bookings, alongside your rights on the issue, the short briefing covers anything you’d need to know.