The DWP has again changed the timetable for the roll out
of universal credit after confirming universal credit will be rolled out to new
claimants in Hammersmith and Fulham from today (28 October). It previously
announced it would also be rolled out in Rugby, Inverness, Harrogate, Bath and
Shotton from October – but universal credit will only now be applied to these
areas ‘by the spring’. The move represents another delay by the DWP, which
initially hoped the policy would apply to all new claimants across Britain by
the end of October. Read more on Inside
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