The areas where 1 in 20 receive benefits for anxiety and depression | UK | News
The latest statistics show that the fields of England and Wales have almost one of the 20 working ages of depression or anxiety. Data analysis of the UK’s Personal Independence Payment (PIP) invoice shows the election zones operated by Emek Liverpool As Walton, Blaenau Gwent, Rhymney, Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare Hotspots.
According to the Institute of Financial Research, PIP payments for mental health claims have doubled in the last decade and the highest level of all time has reached 1.3 million working age. This tried to save billions of pounds by squeezing the Labor Party by squeezing the criteria of compliance and creating an angry opposition from most of his MPs.
Critics are very easy to benefit from the greatest disability benefit of the UK’s welfare budget that receives more than £ 21 billion.
However, Sir Keir Starmer U-rated against his flagship reforms in a great week in the face of a disastrous internal rebellion.
More than 120 workers threatened to kill plans and hoped that ministers would save £ 5 billion until the end of the parliament.
Labor has promised no health or disability plaintiff since then, but Sir Keir’s back follows of tax increase fears to block the losses lost at £ 2.5 billion this autumn this autumn.
The latest Statistics of the Ministry of Labor and Pension (DWP) show that 3.7 million people in the UK, Wales and Northern Ireland are currently receiving PIP from about 2 million PIPs from Covid’s shooting.
Last week, the analysis of these DWP figures found that approximately one -third of the working age adults were currently receiving PIPs in some parts of England.
Residents at the General Pip Hotspot – Plymouth’s Victoria Park region, 33 percent of the 3,940 residents of this age (1,336) in the PIP – said they were tired of exploiting taxes.
Simon Plato, a 37 -year -old antique seller, who runs a shop near Victoria Park for four years, told Mailonline: “I hate to tell you, but I think many of the problem Wokeism.
“Old people could have too much mental health problems, but they just dealt with him. People look very quickly and easy to log in. In the past, I used to be wrong, but they are no longer for working people.
“Instead of giving money to people, people need to bring some kind of support to help work. I want to see the money spent on more apprenticeship and more interruptions.”
Cafe worker Ollie Mason 30, said: “You walk the streets in the morning and people walk like zombies because in something.
“There are too many medicines in the region and many businesses here are constantly robbed. There are always people in the park.”
It does not contain people with mental health problems that receive payment for other conditions such as analysis and arthritis, which only facing the primary PIP allegations of depression or anxiety.
While looking at DWP data only for anxiety and depression, both conditions constitute almost 17 percent of all PIP operating papers.
Half of the top ten first ten voters in the Galli valleys or its surrounding autumn – but the highest point is going to Liverpool Walton, which has chosen Everon’s Goodison Park and Liverpool Anfield (4.7 percent).
For this area, more than 20 percent of Total PIP plaintiffs are about 15,000.
Blainau Gwent and Rhymney (4.6 percent) are second to his neighbor Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdera (4.4 percent).
Hosting about 120,000 people, this Wales region demands more than 5,000 adult anxiety and PIP for depression.
Easington and Abearafan Maesteg (both 4.4 percent) completed the first five in Durham district.
Anyone with long-term physical or mental health or disability affecting their daily lives can take the PIP, including adults who have an age of working between 16-64 in full-time employment.
The PIP is divided into two parts and the plaintiffs may be suitable for both. The daily life part goes to adults who need help with daily tasks, whereas the mobility part is filled with those who require help to walk around.
It depends on how hard they find one or both parts and how hard their daily tasks are.
Like a life-limiting disease, everyone who approaches the end of life will automatically take the daily life part-However, the mobility part depends on their needs.
Adults with PIP assessments receive zero to 12 points, depending on how difficult they find daily tasks such as food preparation and eating.
Currently, someone who has scored eight to 11 points in total is getting the daily life part of the PIP at a standard rate worth £ 73,90 per week.
If they get at least 12 points, they receive the daily life component at a rate of £ 110.40 per week.
The original bill of Labour suggested to bring a higher bar for compliance for the working paper and to cut the health -related element of universal loan.
“These data and data analyst Simon Cook, the alliance of taxpayers, said that something was wrong in the UK’s benefit system in a terrible way.
“The explosion in the number of people claiming for psychiatric disorders is undoubtedly directed with more respect for better diagnosis and mental health conditions.
“But the increase scale certainly shows much more than that.
“MPs coming from all over the spectrum should look at it and something should be changed seriously and this should require an honest speech about making it more strict.”
