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Andy Burnham Government's £150 discount scheme opens as October begins (opens the original)
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Millions of benefit claimants are set to receive a £150 boost from the Government this winter, with the scheme starting in October. Those claiming Universal Credit, Housing Benefit or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) will be eligible for this year's Warm Home Discount. The scheme, now led by Andy Burnham's Government, provides a one-off £150 reduction on energy bills throughout the winter period. Energy suppliers will be reaching out to qualifying customers to inform them of the details an
DWP's new plan for young people on disability benefits starting in April (opens the original)
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Young people claiming disability benefits are to be offered employment opportunities under a new Department for Work and Pensions initiative. Individuals with disabilities and long-term health conditions will be fast-tracked into roles as part of the Government's Jobs Guarantee scheme. Those eligible young people receiving health benefits such as Personal Independence Payments ( PIP ) will be presented with a guaranteed position on a voluntary basis from week 13 following their Work Capability A
Andy Burnham said to be considering 'perk' for some state pensioners (opens the original)
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Reports suggest Andy Burnham is weighing up a significant financial boost for lower-income pensioners. An announcement is expected to be made at October's Budget. The Government is reportedly considering increasing the personal income tax allowance. The threshold could rise from the current rate of £12,570 to £15,570. Such a move would enable millions of low-income households to earn more before becoming liable for income tax, reports Birmingham Live. It would additionally shield more pensioners
Andy Burnham's government 'considering £15,570 personal allowance' (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham's Government is reportedly weighing up an increase to the personal allowance. The change would deliver a significant financial relief to some of Britain's lowest-income households, enabling them to earn more before becoming liable for tax. It would additionally shield more pensioners from being drawn into the tax net. Burnham has faced mounting pressure on the matter since assuming the role of Prime Minister over the summer. The personal allowance — the threshold at which income tax
Some motorists face walking a tightrope under tougher new driving penalties (opens the original)
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Tougher new driving penalties are being put forward by Labour. The Government has unveiled plans to increase penalty points for certain traffic violations. This risks pushing greater numbers of drivers towards disqualification from Britain's roads. Stricter road regulations would impose three penalty points for seatbelt violations and six for failing to ensure a child is properly restrained. Research conducted by Snows Motor Group reveals that more than 900,000 drivers currently have six points
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