An exchange of correspondence with the Secretary of State
of Work and Pensions, councils and other housing bodies has exposed the
short-changing of claimants and social landlords alike by the way DWP
calculates Universal Credit (UC) payments and awards. With 52 weeks and one day
in a ‘common’ year, and 52 weeks and two days in a leap year, claimants are
underpaid by one or two days each year accordingly. The resultant
misunderstanding and confusion cover a serious issue for housing associations
and councils already struggling to fulfil legal duties and obligations to their
residents. Read more on 24housing.
The £35m starter home: why the super-rich are queueing up for a
phenomenally pricey pied-à-terre
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At about 130 times the price of the average home in the UK, the smallest
apartments at 1 Mayfair are eye-wateringly expensive. So why are they
proving so...
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