#pensioners

#pensioners

Labour's cuts to winter fuel payments for pensioners have caused significant backlash and may risk the party's support base.

Local election losses highlight the controversy surrounding Labour's financial decisions affecting pensioners.

Keir Starmer faces rebellion over planned winter fuel allowance cuts for pensioners, affecting millions amidst rising energy prices.

Labour MPs' abstentions during the winter fuel allowance vote indicate significant internal dissent and potential risks for party unity.

Sir Keir Starmer faced criticism over Labour's decision to cut winter fuel payments, impacting vulnerable pensioners.

Wes Streeting apologized for voting to cut winter fuel payments but defended Labour's rationale behind the decision.

The limitation of winter fuel payments risks the health of poorer pensioners during cold weather. Age UK warns this may lead to increased health issues.

127,000 London pensioners risk losing winter fuel allowance despite being eligible; they must claim pension credit by December to retain it.

Tower Hamlets is restoring Winter Fuel Allowance payments for 1,500 pensioners, addressing the impact of government cuts amid rising winter temperatures.

Many pensioners will lose winter fuel allowances, leaving only the poorest eligible for support this winter.

Government cuts to winter fuel payments are worsening the plight of over one million seniors, forcing many to skip meals and compromise on heating.

Government cuts will affect 1.6 million disabled pensioners' winter fuel payments, prompting calls for urgent ministerial meetings.

The Unite union urges reversal of winter fuel payment cuts for pensioners, threatening judicial review over the government's lack of assessment on its impact.

Scottish Parliament urges UK government to reverse winter fuel payment cuts to protect pensioners' ability to live comfortably.

The government has faced backlash for withdrawing winter fuel payments from millions of pensioners, impacting their financial security in winter.