Attendance Allowance to Be Replaced in Scotland: 144,000 Households Affected
Attendance Allowance in Scotland to be replaced by Pension Age Disability Payment from autumn 2024, affecting 144,000 households.
Attendance Allowance in Scotland to be replaced by Pension Age Disability Payment from autumn 2024, affecting 144,000 households.
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Scottish Government warns Blue Badge holders that misuse can lead to fines or permit confiscation. Over 235,000 holders in Scotland must follow parking rules.
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People with certain health conditions may qualify for a disabled person's bus pass, saving up to £1,560 a year. Check eligibility criteria and apply via your local council.
An expert warns that qualifying for a disabled bus pass is not always straightforward, as eligibility depends on specific legal criteria, not just a diagnosis.