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By Joanna Morris Data from the Department of Work and Pensions shows that in May, there were 21,957 Universal Credit claimants in Swindon More than 20,000 people in Swindon could lose “lifeline” funding as the government prepares to axe a pandemic-inspired benefits boost. Since March 2020, Universal Credit claimants have been receiving an extra £20 a week to help them mitigate the financial impact of Covid-19. Despite calls to make the uplift permanent, Chancellor Rishi Sunak confirmed recently that it would be scrapped this autumn as it had always been intended as a temporary measure. Data from the Department of Work and Pensions shows that in May, there were 21,957 Universal Credit claimants in Swindon – 9,163 (42 per cent) of whom were in employment.

United kingdomIain duncan smithPaul spencerIain porterDepartment of workJoseph rowntree foundationChancellor rishi sunakUniversal creditUnited kingdom governmentஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்இயேந் டங்கன் ஸ்மித்பால் ஸ்பென்சர்இயேந் போர்டர்துறை ஆஃப் வேலைஅதிபர் ரிஷி சுனக்உலகளாவிய கடன்