Pip - will they carry on my pip award after review? When would PIP changes start?
Hello everyone. I have two questions. First is my pip is awaiting for review that won In tribunal how likely or likely would they carry on my pip without another tribunal.?
Second question is just seen on news yet again on about stopping disability benefits of they decided to do this how soon would it Start? Few months or a a year or two?
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Hi @neil12345, have you already sent in your review forms? Unfortunately, it's not easy to say how likely it will be that your award will continue as it will depend a lot on your circumstances. Lots of people say they find it helpful to treat a review like a new claim and include all the available information you can.
Any changes to benefits would likely have to go through parliament and would usually start with new claims. I know that's not much comfort for many, but we don't fully know what will happen yet as the government have not officially announced anything. Hopefully we'll be hearing more soon.
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It makes me feel that parliament does not care about health, safety, disabilities, health care, and mobility problems.
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I can understand why it might feel that way @sben. There are lots of disability charities including Scope working hard to make disabled voices heard and telling the government how catastrophic cuts would be. We'll all be fighting the fight and hoping for a good outcome for everyone.
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@Rosie_Scope , good to hear Scope will be backing all our rights in this fight . Like @sben , it worries me too much. I try to steer clear until officially announced but it follows me everywhere!!
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Same here. X
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@luvpink Pls don’t worry, we will fight this off and show the government we are one and powerful !!
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Indeed, the government are in for a shock.
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absolutely true @luvpink
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Hi can anyone tell me what ever the government announces when would any cuts start surely it would be to quick to change rates for April 2025
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My universal credit micration letter came on the 5th March 2025 doing my application on 22nd April as waiting for new rent year to start getting help to claim service to help me and do it with me but dreading process in esa support group and get pip
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This all makes me feel that I will not be able to pay for the care and support that I need for my health, disabilities, mobility problems, and medical care that I need and receive.
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Hi @debbiejohn, Unfortunately, we don't have the details yet about what will happen or what the timescales will be. We have a discussion about the changes over here if you'd like to join in: Upcoming changes to benefits.
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I'm reading so much scared mongering on social media site.
My husband is on pip & motability & support esa. He's physically disabled and suffers from social anxiety associated due to disability and depression after 44 years of coping his disability has finally stopped him working.
He's so struggling atm waiting to hear about these reforms.
HHis review is due at the end of 2025
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I have lost my appeal, and according to the letter that I have received, I will not be aloud to appeal again.
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I have contacted these addresses, but they have been very unhelpful.
HMCTS Benefit Appeals, P.O Box 12626, Harlow, CM20 9QF
Disability Law Service, The Foundry, 17 Oval Way, London, SE11 5RR
Disability Rights UK, Plexal, 14 East Bay Lane, Here East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, E20 3BS
Disability and Health Support Directorate, Department for Work and Pensions, Level 2, Caxton House, Tothill Street, London, SW1H 9NA
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Hi @sben I'm so sorry to hear you've lost your appeal. Unfortunately you can only apply to the higher tribunal if you can show that laws weren't followed in the previous tribunal. You can apply for PIP again of course.
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PIP has refused me several times, and I have also been ignored.
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