Djamila Lazri

Djamila Lazri


Rising Motorhome Thefts : 755,000 Owners Face Urgent Christmas Insurance Warning

Motorhome thefts are rising this Christmas, with unsecured vehicles at high risk. Experts urge owners to take action to protect their motorhomes during the festive season.

Motorhome Thefts Christmas

£3.5 Million Plan to Transform Musculoskeletal Conditions Care and Boost Workforce Recovery

The UK government is addressing a major health and workforce challenge, focusing on innovative solutions for musculoskeletal conditions that affect hundreds of thousands. With substantial funding and targeted programs, this…

woman holding her lower back while and suffer from unbearable pain musculoskeletal conditions

New Environmental Vehicles Taxes : What £1,500 Incentives Mean for Petrol and Diesel Drivers

William Brown, Managing Director of International Motors, proposed an environmental tax on petrol and diesel vehicles, suggesting it could fund electric vehicle incentives while sending a strong signal to consumers…

Petrol and diesel vehicles

Essential Guide to UK Train and Bus Services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

Find out when UK trains and buses will run on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, and get important travel tips to plan your holiday journey.

Essential Guide to UK Train and Bus Services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

Avoid £100 Fines : The Pavement Parking Legislation Explained

Starting January 6, 2025, South Lanarkshire Council will implement new pavement parking legislation, introducing £100 fines to curb obstructive parking and enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Pavement Parking

Octopus Energy Offers £80 Savings to Direct Debit Customers Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis

Octopus Energy is offering £80 annual savings for Direct Debit customers, with additional savings available for those with smart meters through smart tariffs and the Octoplus rewards scheme.

An Octopus Energy van is parked on a residential street with a worker unloading items.

3.5 Million WASPI Women Denied Compensation : DWP Boss Explains Controversial Decision

Liz Kendall, DWP Secretary, explained why 3.5 million WASPI women were denied compensation, citing awareness of pension age changes and the financial burden of a payout.

WASPI Women

DWP’s Universal Credit Changes Could Cut Off Crucial £416 Payments for Thousands – Is This Fair?

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has alerted 5,300 claimants that they may lose their crucial £416 monthly benefit due to recent changes in the work capability assessment. With…

A Person Holding A Tablet Browsing The DWP Page Related To Pension Credit.

Over 42,500 Households to Receive Free TV Licences Thanks to Pension Credit Benefits

Over 42,500 UK households are now eligible for a free TV licence through their claim for Pension Credit. This financial support, worth up to £3,900 annually, helps pensioners access vital…

Over 42,500 Households Receive Free TV Licences Thanks to Pension Credit Benefits

Scotland’s £1.9 Billion Welfare Boost: Full List of Benefits and Support Payments

In 2023-2024, Social Security Scotland allocated £1.9 billion, focusing on targeted support like the Adult Disability and Scottish Child Payments, with initiatives such as the Winter Heating Payment enhancing their…

A wallet adorned with the Scottish flag

Secure £434 Monthly Payment with DWP Attendance Allowance for Eligible Pensioners

Many pensioners struggle with daily tasks due to health conditions, yet few know about Attendance Allowance. This benefit offers flexible financial support, helping older adults maintain their independence and improve…

Elderly man in discomfort

Martin Lewis’ MSE Issues Update to Premium Bonds Holders Over Tax Implications

Understanding the tax treatment of savings is key for smart financial decisions. Combining tax-free options like Premium Bonds and ISAs with taxable accounts helps savers minimise tax exposure.

Martin Lewis' MSE Issues Update to Premium Bonds Holders Over Tax Implications

DWP’s £25.9 Billion Benefits Overhaul : What the High Court Case Means for Disabled Claimants

Can the DWP justify its controversial disability benefits overhaul? With 14.6% of claims under scrutiny and transparency questioned, the High Court battle could reshape the future for millions.

a document from the "Department for Work & Pensions" (DWP) in the UK,