Destitute persons with pre-settled status – Upper Tribunal victory, EU citizen guide to claiming benefits in the UK, higher rate pregnancy and baby Best Start Grants for refugees, UC advances while waiting for an NI number and training courses.

Students and benefits online training courses, claiming benefits when a course ends, universal credit managed migration update and student funding update

Managed migration, childcare costs, Adjudicator's report and more

Managed migration to univeral credit, Best Start foods income limits removed, caselaw and more.

Online training, benefits for students over the summer, and more

Students and benefits online training and e-learning, universal credit managed migration and new caselaw

Students and benefits training and factsheets, the NEW carer support payment, universal credit managed migration for students and Scottish Government student funding announcement.

March's eBulletin is about problems with the UC child element for multiple children.

July's eBulletin is about the LCWRA element being added to UC from the wrong date.

The issue raised by this case in the Court of Appeal is whether the UK’s Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006 must be read pursuant to EU law as providing a right to reside in the UK not only to EEA children in education whose parents have been employed persons, but also to those whose parents have been ¬self-employed persons. Regretfully the Court of Appeal has decided that there is no such requirement and an application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court has been refused.