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Urgent information for all local authority Housing Benefit staff.
Subsidy circulars are about the money the government pays local authorities to administer Housing Benefit and other financial matters.
This information was for all local authority Housing Benefit (HB) staff.
Information about PIP statistics quality assurance of administrative data.
Provides background information on the Access to Work programme and the statistics we publish on it.
This release strategy acts as the formal notice of changes to future releases of the income-related benefits: estimates of take-up publication.
This guidance is for local authorities. It explains the subsidies DWP pays them for certain costs of the Housing Benefit (HB) scheme.
Statistical notice about changes in the Income-related benefits: estimates of take-up publication.
These HB Direct newsletters provided information that affected Housing Benefit.
How DWP manages the publication of unfulfilled eligibility in the benefit system estimates.
Statistical notice about changes in the income-related benefits: estimates of take-up 2017 to 2018 publication.
Background information on Housing Benefit debt recoveries data.
Our stakeholder bulletin had news and policy information for chief executives and others in national stakeholder organisations.
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