Personal Independence Payment (PIP) decisions are overturned at appeal stage more than five times as often as at mandatory reconsideration, according to new research by anti-poverty charity Z2K.
New research published today by anti-poverty charity Z2K exposes the severe disruption caused by Westminster City Council’s reliance on out-of-borough temporary accommodation, as the council places a higher rate of homeless households outside its area than any other local authority in England.
Anti-poverty charity Z2K has appointed Chris Phillips as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Z2K has today launched a new interactive experience that puts users inside the reality of claiming disability benefits, as the Government publishes its interim findings from the Timms Review.
A new report by anti-poverty charity Z2K has found that hundreds of thousands of disabled people are put through unnecessary Personal Independence Payment (PIP) reassessments, despite their conditions being lifelong or progressive and unlikely to improve.
Renters who challenge their landlord’s rent increases through the tribunal system are on average £1,140 a year better off, according to new research published today by anti-poverty charity Z2K.
