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Siobhan Middleton
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Reporter, Cambridge News
West Midlands
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LGBTQ+ Culture , Film And TV , Fashion , Music , Lifestyle
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By Linda Howard, William Morgan, Siobhan Middleton Verified| Cambridge News Verified Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit designed to help those over 16 and under state pension age who need additional support due to a long-term illness, disability, or mental or physical health condition. However, it's crucial that claimants notify the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) of any significant changes in their circumstances to avoid losing their payments.
By Siobhan Middleton Verified| Cambridge News Verified People travelling by train between Peterborough and Ely are facing delays of up to 50 minutes on Saturday afternoon (April 19). A signalling fault between the stations has caused the disruption. Delays were first reported at around 2.20pm and are expected to continue until 4.30pm. Network Rail staff are on site and working to resolve the fault.
By Linda Howard, William Morgan, Siobhan Middleton Verified| Cambridge News Verified Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit designed to help those over 16 and under state pension age who need additional support due to a long-term illness, disability, or mental or physical health condition. However, it's crucial that claimants notify the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) of any significant changes in their circumstances to avoid losing their payments.
Company Info
Cambridge News
Established since 1888, the Cambridge News is the area's daily (Monday – Saturday) newspaper and is part of Cambridge News & Media who publish the region's most respected media with a combined audience reach of 248,000 in both print and online. In addition to the Cambridge News and its associated website (www.cambridge-news.co.uk) Cambridge News & Media also publish the monthly Cambridge Magazine, targeted at readers who live in Cambridge or its immediate surroundings and gives you a modern view of what is available in the city . They also organise a significant and growing series of events under the Cambridge Awards & Events brand including the Cambridge News & Media Business Excellence Awards, Cambridge News & Media Community Awards and Cambridge News & Media Education Awards plus many more . Proudly part of the Trinity Mirror stable with an audience in excess of twenty-seven million readers, we can help you identify and target your potential customers whether they are local, national or worldwide. To get in touch please use the following: General Enquiries: call 01223 632200 Advertising: advertising@cambridge-news.co.uk or call: 01223 632888 Editorial: cambnewsdesk@cambridge-news.co.uk or call: 01223 632777
'+44 195 423 4100
Founded: 1888