The DWP has published its latest PIP impact assessment, which includes the UK Government's controversial eligibility rule changes to the daily living component of the benefit ...

The UK Government's proposed changes to PIP eligibility rules for the daily living component could see a significant number of existing claimants lose their benefits upon reassessment ...

The Personal Independence Payment (PIP) daily living criteria is set to be overhauled from November 2026, but a key document ...

But the proposal to change the points scoring system on the daily living part of the health questionnaire (PIP ... Friend the Minister for Social Security and Disability (Sir Stephen Timms MP ...

But the proposal to change the points scoring system on the daily living part of the health questionnaire (PIP 2 evidence form ... Friend the Minister for Social Security and Disability (Sir Stephen ...

The proposals centre on changes to both the eligibility criteria for and the reduced payment rates of benefits and include plans to abolish the Work Capability Assessment (WCA), meaning the new ...

Those receiving Personal Independence Payments (PIP) may be able to check if they can retain their benefits following changes ...

From November 2026, only those who score at least four points in at least one of the daily living activities, along with at least ... concerns regarding the proposed changes to our social security ...

The form details exactly how you scored on the daily living assessment. The assessment looks at how your disability affects 10 daily activities ... This is the health questionnaire you filled ...

The proposed eligibility changes for PIP are expected to impact between 800,000 and 1.2 million people currently receiving ...