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DWP shares benefit cap will cut Brits benefits by £65 a week

Benefits are due to rise around 10 per cent next April - but a cap that already impacts more than 100,000 people hasn't risen for six years.

Glasgow Live · Sep 18, 2022

Charity warns 120,000 households on benefit cap will not see payments increase with annual uprating next April

CPAG is urging Prime Minister Liz Truss to scrap the ‘truly catastrophic’ benefit cap.

Daily Record · Sep 16, 2022

DWP benefit cap set to cut £65 a WEEK from poor in 'cruel and catastrophic' move

Benefits are due to rise around 10% next April - but a cap that already hits more than 100,000 people hasn't risen for six years. That means they might not see an extra penny

Daily Mirror · Sep 16, 2022

The young Welsh entrepreneur who loans prom outfits for free to children who can't afford to attend

Ally Elouise, 27, set up her social enterprise Prom Ally from her university accommodation seven years ago

Wales Online · Jul 9, 2022

DWP ‘broken’ benefit cap could see 35,000 more families miss out on extra money next April

If the benefit cap was uprated with inflation, awards would be £3,670 higher than they are now.

Daily Record · Jun 22, 2022

Damning report shows 'reckless' two-child limit must be scrapped, says MP

THE Tories are continuing to ignore the harm caused by the two-child limit, the SNP’s shadow chancellor has said, after a fresh report proved the…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 16, 2022

DWP benefit cut celebrates fifth anniversary - by hitting families with £938 extra gap

The two-child limit on Universal Credit marks its fifth anniversary today, as research claims it will hit bigger families with an extra £938 shortfall this year - and it has not achieved its goal of making parents 'choose' whether to have kids

Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022

Universal credit rise lifted 400,000 children out of poverty, data shows

Experts say removal of £20-a-week boost and soaring living costs likely to push 1 million below UK breadline

The Guardian - UK · Mar 31, 2022