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Martin Williams reviews the rules which allow a tribunal to strike out an appeal and the correct procedure for doing so.

David Simmons considers the legalities of the DWP and tribunals relying on ESA85 medical reports when making DLA decisions.

In the latest of an occasional series of articles on the decisions of social fund inspectors (see Bulletins 196, 197, 200 and 204), Edward Graham examines some recent cases relating to community care grants.

Simon Osborne examines the changes to benefits and tax credits announced in the June 2010 Budget.

Pamela Fitzpatrick considers the significance of changes to the European Union (EU) social security co-ordination rules.

Sarah Clarke explains the options for claimants who are affected by the April 2011 changes to the housing benefit (HB) scheme it the light of the Court’s decision in CPAG v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2011] EWHC 2616 (Admin).

Sarah Clarke provides an update on some European Union co-ordination issues.

This article is about what happens when European nationals, including UK nationals, and their family members move from one country to another within the European Union (EU), and explains more about when they can take their benefits with them.

Graham Tegg considers whether a possible new approach to an existing piece of European Union (EU) law may be of assistance to claimants faced with negative right to reside decisions.