A petition launched in January has garnered over 14,000 in an effort to stop the DWP from reassessing disabled people ...

Income support, housing benefit, and tax credits are among the benefits being moved as the government transitions claimants to universal credit.

The government looks set to unveil sweeping changes to the welfare system, with a focus on reducing health-related benefits and rethinking the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) approach.

Meanwhile, the Government has issued a detailed response to the petition's claims. A DWP spokesperson said: "Personal Independence Payment is based on needs and not condition. Award reviews are a ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) may carry out checks on benefit claimants' bank accounts in a bid to tackle fraud. New proposed powers to be granted to the government department mean ...

The UK's disability benefits system is on the cusp of a significant overhaul, with the Labour government set to unveil details of its plans to slash billions from the annual DWP bill. Amidst this ...

Details on the measures the Government will be legislating will be presented to Parliament in due course.” The DWP pays benefits to more than 23 million people across Britain, including 3.6m on PIP.

The DWP minister recently detailed how the £240 million investment plan will aid the Labour Government in "driving forward approaches to tackling economic inactivity and working towards the long ...

The BBC says the new DWP cuts will also be announced byWork and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall as the Government tries to slash the amount spent on health and disability benefits. The Government ...