Is this true? (From someone who is naturally cynical of government info.)
If it is, is there something else behind the statistic? Is it because people have to reapply or something like that?
This is from the government website:
"Monthly PIP awards have more than doubled since the pandemic, rising from 13,000 to 34,000 - a rate of around 1,000 new claims per day, or the population of Leicester every year."
I find the statistic unbelievable.