Welfare rights
When being poor seems inevitable
Universal credit: progress and pitfalls
Untangling carer’s allowance
Minimum Income Guarantee – a deep financial injustice?
Minimum Income, Major Injustice – full article
Tribunals make PIP more available
Benefit assessments caused ‘a loss of trust’, say MPs
Government response to damning disability benefits report falls short
Reasonable adjustments when claiming benefits
Benefits – Why it is worthwhile appealing DWP’s decisions
Will Universal Credit work for people with learning disabilities?
What do we know about Direct Payments’ PAs?
Universal Credit – Slipping timetables and a raft of concerns
The rules are more complex but a child may still qualify for DLA
Negotiating the direct payments maze
How can we help people who fall through the holes in the safety net?
Preparing people for benefit assessments
DLA to PIP – more hurdles for disabled people to negotiate
Working tax credits remain but there is a sting in the tail
Government’s proposal to reduce payments for disabled claimants
Can your clients avoid cuts to their out-of-work benefits?
Reader challenges Mark Spencer MP to spend a couple of days with her family
