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- Lockdown Easing 2021: Internal & Non Emergency Repair & Maintenance Services Resumes
- Infection Control Measures What we do to ensure COVID safe visits
- Services During Stay at Home Lockdown
- Services at Christmas 2020 and from Boxing Day under level 4
- 2020 COVID updates about restrictions on our services
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People making a new claim for Universal Credit and living in Scotland can now choose to receive Universal Credit monthly or twice monthly and to ask the DWP to pay the housing costs direct to their landlord.
If you are already getting Universal Credit the new choices will be available to you from January 2018.
Click here for further information.
