Labour to push ahead with DWP and benefits cuts despite "unlawful" High Court ruling

Torquay Herald Express

17 Jan 2025 0 shares 1 views

Labour to push ahead with DWP and benefits cuts despite

Labour to push ahead with DWP and benefits cuts despite "unlawful" High Court ruling

Torquay Herald Express

Published 17 Jan 2025

The proposed changes would reduce disability benefits, such a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) by hundreds of pounds for new applicants by 2029.

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