Sentence examples for benefit council from inspiring English sources

Benefits kick in: jobseeker's allowance, child tax credit, child benefit, council tax benefit and housing benefit.

If you have not had the payment before and also are not getting a state pension or another benefit (apart from housing benefit, council tax benefit or child benefit), the payment will not be automatic - you need to apply.

If you qualify for income-based JSA you may also be able to claim other benefits automatically such as housing benefit, council tax benefit, free prescriptions, dental treatment and so on.

What sort of person informs on a neighbour, knowing it might cost them not just income support but housing benefit, council tax benefit, free school meals, dental help, school uniform help and free prescriptions?

The cumulative effect of losing housing benefit, council tax benefit, national insurance deductions and passported benefits such as free prescriptions and free school lunches means that disabled people going into employment lose far more of their new wage than lone parents or families.

As with the £11bn of welfare cuts already announced in June, the £7bn of additional welfare savings announced in the spending review are mainly at the expense of poorer households, in particular claimants of housing benefit, council tax benefit, employment and support allowance and working tax credits.

The government said both deals will also benefit councils, health trusts, police authorities and other bodies that can access the deal through the government procurement service.

Group leader David Walker said the current "job and finish" culture of the waste collection service, where staff go home after completing their round, benefited council employees rather than householders.

Income-related benefits include council tax benefit, housing benefit, income-based jobseeker's allowance and pension credit.

Doing so might force policymakers to consider a slate of radical options: boosting the benefits councils get when new homes are built; direct funding of housebuilding by Whitehall; or taxing property wealth more heavily.

At the same time, the family's housing benefit and council tax support have been suspended (now she's working, the council need to re-assess their income).