More than 6,500 Wokingham households hit by Universal Credit cut
MORE THAN 6,500 borough households will see a cut of more than £1,000 to their annual income from next month ...
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‘Families will struggle at end of £20 benefit uplift’
FAMILIES managing without the foodbank may have to turn to us again when the £20 uplift in Universal Credit (UC) ...
New two-week run-on payments available for new Universal Credit claimants
THE GOVERNMENT has announced that people claiming Universal Credit for the first time will receive up to two weeks’ worth ...
Department for Work and Pensions issues financial advice for employers affected by coronavirus
Those who cannot work due to coronavirus and are eligible for Statutory Sick Pay will receive it from day one, ...
Almost 3,000 people in Wokingham are on Universal Credit
MORE than 252,000 people in the South East are now receiving personalised Universal Credit support, new figures show. And in ...
CITIZENS ADVICE: Preparing for Universal Credit – how to claim
As you may have heard late last year, Citizens Advice are rolling out a project across the Country to support ...
MP’s anger over rise in child poverty levels
ONE of Wokingham’s four MPs has hit out at data that shows there has been a rise in child poverty ...
Universal Credit roadshow planned for Winnersh
THE FIRST of a series of events to help people being moved over to Universal Credit will be held next ...
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