Milburn review calls for ending PIP for under-25s, proposes youth allowance and local fund

Milburn review calls for ending PIP for under-25s, proposes youth allowance and local fund

Alan Milburn’s government-commissioned review of youth worklessness recommended ending personal independence payments for most under-25s and replacing them with a universal-credit-based youth allowance and a locally managed fund for short-term disability expenses, the report said. The recommendations were presented in the review’s final document released this week.

Earlier drafts of the review had outlined a shift of under-25s from the health element of universal credit to education, training and job-placement programmes, together with a lower-rate allowance and a multi-billion-pound employment-support package. The proposals also called for a standard youth allowance to replace existing sickness benefits for young people.

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Alan Milburn Andy Burnham Pat McFadden John Healey Resolution Foundation Labour

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The claim that Alan Milburn’s review recommends ending personal independence payments for most under-25s was partially confirmed. The claim that the review recommends introducing a new youth allowance and a locally managed fund for short-term disability expenses was confirmed. The claim that a forthcoming review on youth worklessness recommends replacing personal independence payments with a universal-credit-based youth allowance was confirmed.

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12 novembre 2026
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Some young disabled people to lose Pip in Milburn plan - but can apply to local fund
Some young disabled people to lose Pip in Milburn plan - but can apply to local fund

The Guardian • 12 nov. 20h43

Alan Milburn’s review recommends ending personal independence payments for most under-25s, introducing a new youth allowance and a locally managed fund for short-term disability expenses.

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Young people should get fewer welfare benefits, according to Milburn review on the workforce - UK politics live
Young people should get fewer welfare benefits, according to Milburn review on the workforce - UK politics live

The Guardian • 12 nov. 10h35

A government-commissioned review led by Alan Milburn is set to propose replacing the health element of universal credit and personal independence payment for people under 25 with a standard youth allowance.

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Young people to be stripped of main disability benefits
Young people to be stripped of main disability benefits

The Telegraph • 12 nov. 00h22

A forthcoming review on youth worklessness recommends replacing personal independence payments with a universal-credit-based youth allowance and restructuring other disability benefits, alongside a multi-billion-pound employment support package.

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11 novembre 2026
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Some under-25s should get less benefits, Milburn review to say
Some under-25s should get less benefits, Milburn review to say

BBC • 11 nov. 23h22

A government-commissioned review led by former Labour health secretary Alan Milburn will recommend moving under-25s off main sickness benefits, introducing a lower-rate allowance and new employment-focused measures.

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Under-25s with ADHD or anxiety set to see £217 a month disability benefits axed
Under-25s with ADHD or anxiety set to see £217 a month disability benefits axed

The i Paper • 11 nov. 18h27

A forthcoming report by youth employment chief Alan Milburn will recommend a new, targeted social security system for people under 25 without severe work-limiting disabilities, shifting them from the health element of Universal Credit to education, training and job-placement programmes.

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