The DWP has warned those who claim Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) amid the Cost of Living crisis.

The proposals introduced by the Conservative Party have not been scrapped by the new Labour Party government.

The new Labour Party government and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) been warned not to resurrect Conservative Party plans to tackle welfare fraud by launching mass algorithmic surveillance of bank accounts.

An online consultation on the proposed reform of the benefits system, including scrapping the Work Capability Assessment and having a single tier assessment approach for all benefits, received over 16,000 responses

A raft of changes have been proposed to the benefit system

The DWP session could reveal the fate of PIP cash payments under the new Labour Party government.

The DWP will be giving its first oral questions session in the House of Commons under the new Labour Government next week, providing an opportunity for the department to update on the proposed overhaul of the benefits system

The Lambeth residents in London warn they made a mistake on their contract and the local authority now says they have to pay extra, even though they're a disabled person on a low income.

People can claim their share of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Household Support Fund, which kicked off on Tuesday, October 1.

The Department for Work and Pensions has extended its Household Support Fund from October to next March

The Household Support Fund was extended for a fifth time this week, with local authorities able to make one-off payments to households in need under the scheme