DWP confirms 3.8% PIP increase from April 2026
The DWP has announced a 3.8% rise in PIP and disability benefits from 6 April 2026. Weekly rates will increase, with the maximum four-weekly payment reaching £778.40. Find out your new rate.
The DWP has announced a 3.8% rise in PIP and disability benefits from 6 April 2026. Weekly rates will increase, with the maximum four-weekly payment reaching £778.40. Find out your new rate.
Millions of claimants will see a 3.8% increase in PIP, DLA, Attendance Allowance and Carer's Allowance from April. The DWP will send letters outlining new rates - here are the key figures.
People on Personal Independence Payment are being encouraged to join Purpl, a UK-first discount platform for disabled people, offering potential savings of £700 per month on therapies, equipment, and daily essentials.
The DWP has announced a 3.8% increase for PIP, DLA, and Attendance Allowance from April. Millions of claimants will receive higher payments and notification letters. Keep your letter safe as proof of entitlement.
A PIP claimant alleges a tribunal judge questioned their NHS-approved ADHD diagnosis via Psychiatry UK. The case raises concerns over 'Right to Choose' validity and tribunal conduct. Read the full story.
A person with anxiety, OCD and depression was awarded enhanced PIP following a paper assessment, despite missing two phone calls from the DWP. Discover how the process unfolded.
A 20-year-old student's PIP payments were terminated after she reported new health conditions. She scored zero in her assessment despite worsening health. Read her story and the DWP's response.
Major DWP overhaul from April 2026 will see PIP review periods lengthened but a sharp rise in in-person assessments. The changes aim to save £1.9 billion. Get the full details.
The DWP will extend PIP award durations and reduce reviews to tackle a backlog, shifting to more face-to-face assessments from April 2026. Find out how this affects claimants.
A damning report reveals disabled claimants face year-long waits for PIP decisions, pushing many into poverty. MPs demand urgent action from the DWP.
The DWP announces major welfare reforms, including a surge in face-to-face PIP and Work Capability Assessments, aiming to save £1.9bn. Read the full details on the changes.
The DWP has clarified how claimants of Universal Credit, PIP, and Pension Credit can receive lump sum back payments following a successful mandatory reconsideration of a benefit decision.
MPs are urging the government to reform the Blue Badge scheme to better support people with unpredictable health conditions. Could temporary badges and new criteria help?
A damning report reveals severe delays in PIP claims, with some waiting over a year. MPs warn vulnerable people are being pushed into debt and poverty. Urgent action demanded.
MPs slam DWP for 'unacceptably poor service' as PIP claimants face 16-week waits, risking debt and poverty. Read the damning report and government response.
The DWP has provided a new update on the Timms Review into PIP. Led by Sir Stephen Timms, the review aims to make the benefit fairer. Final report due Autumn 2026.
A major DWP review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) could change eligibility for 1.9 million claimants, focusing on the mobility component. Find out what it means.
The DWP will extend PIP award review periods from April, aiming to clear the Work Capability Assessment backlog and save £1.9bn. Find out how this affects claimants.
The DWP plans to reduce Personal Independence Payment assessments to tackle a major backlog. Changes from April 2026 aim to save £1.9bn but may impact award rates.
The DWP is extending time between PIP reviews for many claimants but increasing face-to-face assessments. The reforms aim to save £1.9bn by 2030/31.
The Motability Scheme has released its Q1 2026 price list for DWP PIP claimants, featuring more electric vehicles and new Advance Payments. See the full list of cars.
Households on PIP, DLA and Attendance Allowance are urged to contact the DWP if they missed the £10 Christmas Bonus. Check eligibility and the full list of qualifying benefits here.
New DWP data shows psychiatric disorders account for 39% of Personal Independence Payment claims. Discover the most common qualifying conditions and how PIP support works.
Individuals with 19 specific long-term health conditions, including mental health issues and chronic pain, could be eligible for up to £812 monthly from DWP's Personal Independence Payment. Learn how to apply.
A PIP claimant has waited a year for a tribunal, with official advice stating six months. Discover the reality of appeal delays and what evidence you need to prepare.
The DWP minister outlines the transition of ESA claimants to Universal Credit, addressing income protection and new health element rules. Learn what the changes mean for you.
The DWP has issued a formal response after a charity report revealed nearly half of brain tumour patients had a bad experience with the benefits system. Discover the findings and the government's plans.
Over 700,000 DLA, PIP, Attendance and Carer's Allowance awards have been successfully transferred from DWP to Social Security Scotland. Find out what this means for claimants.
A major report demands fundamental reform of the DWP's appeals system, including transferring Mandatory Reconsideration to the Ministry of Justice and ordering fresh PIP assessments. Read the full analysis.
A major report calls for a biennial review of PIP and Work Capability Assessment criteria, as disability benefit spending heads towards £100bn. Read the proposed reforms.