Personal Independence Payment

PIP designed to improve the quality of life of those suffering from long-term physical disabilities or mental health conditions and could be an additional boost for many especially during the cost of living crisis.

The 21 health conditions that could entitle you to £156 a week

Motability Operations adapts vehicles for disabled drivers. Picture: Jon Super/PA

‘Indefensible’ cost of disabled vehicle conversions – government advisers

More than 300,000 Scots receive disability payments, including those living with cancer and other terminal diseases

No ‘degrading functional examinations’ for disability benefit applicants

DWP issues scam warning to everyone due £326 cost of living payment

Benefits payments will rise in April (Photo: Adobe)

New rates for Universal Credit as payments rise from today

Maxine Thompson, a Masters student at Glasgow University with MS.

Charities call on Scottish Government to scrap 'cruel' benefits rule

You could be eligible for monthly PIP benefit payments - here’s how to check if ...

Benefits payments will be paid earlier this May bank holiday (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is when May Bank Holiday benefits will be paid - including Universal Credit

Therese Coffey has suspended all face-to-face assessments for benefits.

Coronavirus: Face-to-face assessments for social security benefits suspended

Half a million on disability benefits set to lose out under DLA changes

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