StatusClosed
Opened29 Sept 2025
Closes29 Mar 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Universal credit claimants earning below a certain threshold are eligible for support like free prescriptions, dental treatment, opticians care. The threshold hasn’t been increased since 2015, pushing more people over the threshold, when government increases minimum wage and they lose this help.
We think the NHS Low Income Scheme threshold should rise in-line with inflation / living wage. In 2015, it was set at £435 for a single claim & £935 for a couple. In 2025, it remains unchanged. I believe living wage increase is to help people with the cost of living. The threshold should be reviewed and needs 10 years of increases and then set it to increase yearly.
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1Adam Thompson MP
Erewash2Pam Cox MP
Colchester3Linsey Farnsworth MP
Amber Valley4Juliet Campbell MP
Broxtowe5Jonathan Davies MP
Mid Derbyshire6Jim McMahon MP
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton7Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge8Sir James Cleverly MP
Braintree9Ruth Cadbury MP
Brentford and Isleworth10Darren Jones MP
Bristol North West