Reeves to make fresh welfare cuts in Spring Statement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to make further cuts to welfare benefits and government departments in her Spring Statement on Wednesday. The government announced big welfare spending reductions last week but the chancellor is set to expand the cuts after being told reforms to the system would save less than planned.
Reeves warned welfare cuts will ‘push disabled into poverty’ ahead of spring statement
A disability advocate has warned that planned welfare cuts will push disabled people into poverty ahead of today's spring statement. Labour announced welfare reforms last week, including stricter eligibility for the Personal Independence Payment (PIP),
Britain's Treasury chief is set to announce further cuts in welfare and boost defense spending when she delivers an update on ...
An autistic man who has been supported to find work said he would struggle to cope without Universal Credit (UC) welfare ...
Without action, government figures suggest the health and disability benefits bill will reach £70 billion a year by the end ...
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Shaun Harkin urges support for Disabled People Against Cuts ‘Welfare Not Warfare’ rally in DerryA Derry councillor has urged people to attend a rally against the British Labour Government’s cuts to sickness benefit ...
Karen's daughter Bridget, 27, is severely disabled, living with brain damage and paralysis, as well as Lennox-Gastaut ...
Tens of thousands of Britons are set to lose almost two-thirds of their income as a result of welfare cuts announced by Sir Keir Starmer’s government, according to Financial Times calculations.
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