Guidance

LA Welfare Direct 12/2020

Updated 11 December 2020

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Editorial

In my division, we are starting to look forward to some period of normality and a return to some sort of business as usual after a really challenging year.

Many of the team have been redeployed to other work whether that be taking Universal Credit claims or setting up and running Kickstart. As of last week, most have returned “home” and we are looking at how we can ramp up the work in a virtual environment. You will see below that this includes our HB Performance and Relationship Management activities in the New Year.

That’s not to say we in any way downed tools in the last nine months. We have continued to check in with LAs to discuss resilience and business continuity, for example. We have also continued to look for ways we can support LAs to reduce costs and improve service. Data sharing is always a bit of a minefield but we are really pleased to be able to clarify the art of the possible around data sharing for LCTRS (read on!). Perhaps of less interest to this audience but a huge achievement for us is the launching of the new Blue Badge service in public beta. We have had fantastic feedback on this. Thank you to all the LAs who provided input into its development.

Around this time of year another business as usual activity is the frenetic task of trying to nail down budgets and allocations, having only recently received our Spending Review settlement. It’s always our aim to provide as much information on funding as soon as we can to help you in your local planning and this year is no different. So, as you will see, we are busy working on the allocations of Discretionary Housing Payments. We are also hoping to be able to issue a funding statement in the next couple of weeks covering indicative Housing Benefit administration subsidy and New Burdens allocations. Unfortunately, we can’t yet confirm the Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative or Verify Earnings and Pensions funding levels but plan to do so in the New Year.

We have also taken on the setting up and delivery of the COVID Winter Grant Scheme in England which was launched in record time. I’m really proud of the team for their work here and very grateful to all the LAs who helped us despite the very short consultation period. To confirm, these payments will be disregarded for benefit purposes.

Have a wonderful and well-earned Christmas break and a happy New Year

Clare Elliott
Head of Local Authority Partnership
Engagement and Delivery (LA-PED) division

2021 to 2022 Discretionary Housing Payments funding for English and Welsh LAs

1. Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs) funding has been made available since 2011-12 to enable local authorities (LAs) to provide transitional support to claimants as they adjusted to Housing Benefit (HB) Welfare Reforms.

2. For 2021 to 2022 the government will make available £140 million in DHP funding for LAs in England and Wales to distribute in order to help support vulnerable people with their housing costs. This follows an increase in Local Housing Allowance rates to the 30th percentile in 2020 to 2021 that are being maintained in cash terms for 2021 to 2022.

3. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been closely monitoring the DHP spend and we will continue to do so throughout 2021 to 2022. 

4. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is now working through the allocations for individual LAs and will set these out shortly via a HB circular.

5. In the meantime, if you have any questions you can email: [email protected].

Performance Measurement HB annual programme 2021

6. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) informed LAs about plans to restart Performance Measurement HB reviews from January 2021 and that the finalised work programme would be shared with LAs as soon as possible.

7. The HB Performance Measurement process will be the same as previous years however DWP’s Performance Measurement team will now conduct the HB review by telephone rather than by visit.

8. LAs will be allocated a Single Point of Contact by DWP’s Performance Measurement team who will contact the HB Manager or HB Error Control Officer between 6 to 8 weeks of the sample being delivered to discuss the process, timelines and the electronic transfer of documentation. The data from these reviews will be used for DWP’s national Fraud & Error statistics, which the department is planning to publish in May 2022.

9. The Performance Measurement HB annual work programme for 2021 is included in Appendix A.

10. If your HB Manager or HB Error Control Officer has changed since last year, then please email:[email protected].

Further use of HM Revenue & Customs’ real time Pay As You Earn earnings information

11. For many years, LAs have been asking the DWP if they could further use the HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC) real time Pay As You Earn (PAYE) earnings information received from DWP for HB purposes for additional reasons as outlined below.

12. DWP has now sought further legal clarification in collaboration with HMRC and this article aims to provide comprehensive clarity on the legality for the most common further use questions raised with DWP.

Local Council Tax Reduction

13. The Welfare Reform Act 2012 and the Social Security (Information sharing in relation to Welfare Services etc.) Regulations 2012 do allow:

• HMRC to share earnings data with DWP
• DWP to share with LAs the HMRC earnings data we receive from them, for the purposes of Local Council Tax Reduction (LCTR) administration
• LAs to hold HMRC earnings data they receive.

14. To avoid the need to send the same HMRC data to LAs twice for the two different purposes, we are delegating the responsibility to LAs to ensure that LA staff “view the HMRC earnings data afresh” when looking at it in the Verify Earnings and Pensions (VEP) portal, for the purposes of the administration of LCTR only cases.

15. What this means in reality is that any LA staff member that uses the HMRC earnings data for LCTR only cases, must act at that moment as if they were only administering LCTR, even if they were to later carry out tasks relating to another benefit or welfare service.

Council Tax

16. DWP can also clarify that the legislation does not allow the HMRC earnings data to be used for Council Tax administration purposes. However, it is worth noting that the Cabinet Office are working with 29 LAs, using the Digital Economy Act governance process, in relation to Council Tax debt collection.

Specific further caveats in relation to the legality

17. However, to be clear, HMRC are not allowing any additional data to be shared and, indeed, the law does not allow this. For example, LAs should not submit non-HB National Insurance numbers in their monthly HB Debt Service submission, as this would result in additional data being shared.

18. Similarly, whilst accessing the information via the VEP portal, LAs will need to set the interest to view the VEP information for non-HB claims. In doing so, they should remember that the interest will be automatically unset on the 27th of the month for any cases that are still not claiming HB. This prevents any unnecessary data being shared and ensures LAs keep within existing legislation.

19. We have updated the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between DWP and LAs to take into account the contents of this article. The updated MoU was shared with all LAs on 1 December 2020.

20. If you have any questions in relation to this article, please email: [email protected].

COVID Winter Grant Scheme

21. DWP recently launched the COVID Winter Grant Scheme which sees £170 million of new funding issued to County Councils and Unitary Authorities (including Metropolitan Councils and London Boroughs) to support those most in need across England with the cost of food, energy, water bills and other associated essentials.

22. Following the issue of the launch letter to all LAs on 10 November 2020, DWP has liaised closely with LA colleagues to enable the delivery of this support to vulnerable households. An all LA conference call was held on 12 November 2020 to introduce and discuss the scheme, giving LA leads the opportunity to ask questions and gain an understanding of how the scheme would be delivered. This was well attended and generated lots of positive discussion.

23. A second all LA call was held on 24 November 2020 which was attended by colleagues from the Department for Education and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. They provided an overview of the work that they are doing to deliver the wider Winter Support Package. Subsequently the detailed guidance, outlining the delivery framework, was shared directly with all LAs on 24 November 2020 and then published on www.gov.uk

24. The first scheme funding payment has now been made to LAs and they have begun to deliver the scheme in their regions. DWP continue to work closely with all LAs involved in the scheme and a further all LA call will take place in early/mid-December to discuss progress. DWP has also been engaging third party organisations from the energy sector to increase potential contact opportunities for LAs.

25. DWP is grateful for the support and engagement shown by LAs in the delivery of the scheme to date. We would encourage LAs to support each other locally and share good practices and innovations to deliver the scheme on the all LA calls.

26. If you have any questions about the COVID Winter Grant Scheme you can email: [email protected].

Reminder: Procurement of reporting accountants for the 2021 to 2022 HB Assurance Process

27. As part of the HB Assurance Process (HBAP) DWP has published a number of instructional and guidance Modules. Module 1 (which included the standard engagement terms for the HBAP) was issued in March 2018, supported by further guidance in circular HB S7/2018

28. This is a reminder, that as part of the standard engagement terms each LA is required to provide DWP with notification confirming the procurement of a reporting accountant to carry out HBAP testing in relation to subsidy year 2021 to 2022 by no later than 1 March 2021.

29. Included below is the relevant extract from Module 1 of the HBAP guidance.

Role of the LA

30. Module 1 includes the relevant responsibilities and timings pertinent to the receipt of the reporting accountant notification as follows:

• the LA is required to appoint a reporting accountant by the 1 March prior to the commencement of the financial year for which this procedure will apply, to perform the specific test requirements set out in the DWP’s HBAP modules in force for that year

• if the LA fails to appoint a reporting accountant by the deadline of 1 March the Secretary of State (SoS) may withhold part or all of subsequent payments of subsidy. The amount and scale of withholdings will be the decision of the SoS. When the LA confirms the appointment of a reporting accountant the subsidy withheld can be released

• it is for the LA to appoint a reporting accountant to undertake this work and notify the DWP of the successful appointment, no later than the 1 March prior to the commencement of the financial year for which this procedure will apply

Multiple year arrangements covering the 2021 to 2022 reporting period and future years

31. If an LA secured a multi-year engagement with a reporting accountant that covers HBAP in respect of the 2020 to 2021, 2021 to 2022 subsidy year and previously notified the DWP of that engagement, then a further notification is not required.

32. The notification confirming the Audit firm procurement should include:

• name of the audit firm
• length of the contract
• lead audit contact name
• audit office location

33. The notification should be forwarded to [email protected].

Update: Refresh of HBAP modules

34. DWP have recently refreshed HBAP Module X: DWP reporting framework instruction for further work. The updated module will apply to further work requests in respect of the 2019 to 2020 subsidy year.

35. The refreshed ModuleX along with other HBAP modules can be found on our Housing Benefit pages.

36. If you have and questions regarding the content of this article you should email: [email protected].

The NHS Learning Support Fund

37. The NHS Learning Support Fund is additional funding available to NHS students who are receiving a tuition fee and maintenance loan.

There are 6 individual elements to the fund:

• Training Grant
• Specialist Subject Payment
• Regional Incentive
• Parental Support
• Travel and Dual Accommodation
• Exceptional Hardship

38. There is more information here about eligibility for the NHS Learning Support Fund, including entitlement to the individual elements.

Impact on HB and the NHS Learning Support Fund

39. HB regulations state that payments intended to meet additional expenditure which are connected with term time residential study away from the student’s normal home together with travel expenses incurred as a result of attendance on a course shall be disregarded from a student’s grant income.

40. Although the Travel and Dual Accommodation element is not referred to as a grant, DWP can confirm payments can be disregarded from HB when assessing income for NHS students.

41. The other elements of the NHS Learning Support Fund are treated as income and should be taken into account in full.

42. For any questions about this article please email: [email protected].

New Self-Isolation Support Payment scheme (Wales only)

43. On 30 October 2020, the Welsh government announced the new Self-Isolation Support Payment available to those in Wales.

Impact on HB

44. DWP can confirm that the Self-Isolation Support Payment will meet the definition for ‘Local Welfare Provision’ in HB regulations for Working Age claimants, so can be disregarded. As the payments are not listed as income to be taken into account, they can also be disregarded for Pension Age HB customers.

HB decisions by the Upper Tribunal

45. Decision Making and Appeals (DMA) Leeds is aware of the following HB cases that have been decided by the Upper Tribunal (UT):

• CH/38/18: Spare room subsidy. LA appeal dismissed. Carmichael followed.

• CH/375/16: Spare room subsidy. Claimant appeal allowed. Carmichael followed.

• CH/475/15: Spare room subsidy. Claimant appeal dismissed. Carmichael followed.

• CH/4940/14, CH/4944/14: Spare room subsidy. LA appeal dismissed. Carmichael followed.

• CH/871/19: Direct payments. Regulation 76(1)(b). 8 week arrears figure should be in respect of amount contractually owed to landlord.

• CH/1630/15: Spare room subsidy. Secretary of State appeal upheld. Hockley followed.

• CH/2523/15: Spare room subsidy. Claimant appeal dismissed. Child in question not disabled.

46. A selection of decisions of the UT are published on their website. Do be aware that there is an undefined time lapse between decisions being issued and their appearance on the website.

47. If you have any queries about cases before the UT Judges or courts, please contact us by email: [email protected].

New Legislation

48. The following Statutory Instruments (SIs) have been laid:

• 2020 No. 927 The Welfare Reform (Northern Ireland) Order 2015 (Cessation of Transitory Provision) Order 2020 – CIF 23 September 2020

• 2020 No. 976 The Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2020 – CIF 31 October 2020

• 2020 No. 990 The Pension Protection Fund (Moratorium and Arrangements and Reconstructions for Companies in Financial Difficulty) (Amendment and Revocation) Regulations 2020 CIF 16 September 2020

• 2020 No. 1097 The Employment and Support Allowance and Universal Credit (Coronavirus Disease) (Amendment) Regulations 2020 CIF 12 November 2020

• 2020 No. 1138 The Universal Credit (Earned Income) Amendment Regulations 2020 CIF 16 November 2020

• 2020 No. 1156 The Social Security (Coronavirus) (Prisoners) Amendment Regulations 2020 CIF 12 November 2020

• 2020 No. 1201 The Social Security (Coronavirus) (Further Measures) (Amendment) and Miscellaneous Amendment Regulations 2020 CIF 12 November 2020

• 2020 No. 1235 The Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) (Amendment) Regulations 2020 CIF 30th November 2020

• 2020 No. 1332 The Occupational Pensions (Revaluation) Order 2020 CIF 1st January 2021

49. Copies of SIs can now be downloaded from legislation.gov.uk.

What’s new on our HB pages on www.gov.uk

50.The following items can be found on the website link shown:

Document type	Subject	Links
LAWD11/2020	Additional Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative frequently asked questions Extension to the Social Security (Coronavirus)(Prisoners) Amendment Regulations 2020 New information and tool for Universal Credit claimants New measures to improve standards and quality in supported housing Clarification to the new debt letter rules Invitation to the next Data sharing and IT issues consultation and engagement forum Secondment opportunity in Housing Policy Division Publication of HB Speed of Processing statistics HB decisions with the Upper Tribunal New Legislation What’s new on our HB pages on www.gov.uk Additional HB Award Accuracy Initiative frequently asked questions	LAWD11/2020
LAWD11/2020 lite	COVID Winter Grant Scheme (England only) Use of Searchlight by LAs to support the administration of housing adaption grants	LAWDlite11/2020
HB S9/2020	New Burdens funding to meet the final costs for the administration of the Housing Benefit (Severe Disability Premium) gateway change in 2020 to 2021	Circular HB S9/2020

Appendix A

Review period	LA name	Visit month	Review period start
4	Bradford	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	South Tyneside	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Falkirk	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Renfrewshire	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Leicester	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Barnet	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Hertsmere	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Gedling	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Rushcliffe	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Wakefield	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Lewisham	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Bedford	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Central Bedfordshire	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Eastbourne	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Ashford	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Broadland	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Great Yarmouth	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Adur	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Crawley	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Worthing	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Liverpool	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Stoke on Trent	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Chorley	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	West Lancashire	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Newcastle Under Lyme	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Shropshire	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Wiltshire	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Wrexham	Jan-21	04/01/2021
4	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Jan-21	04/01/2021
5	Northumberland	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Calderdale	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Fife	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Boston	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Lincoln	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	North Kesteven	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	South Kesteven	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Welwyn Hatfield	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Barnsley	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Hackney	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Waltham Forest	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Brighton and Hove	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Croydon	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Luton	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Swale	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Daventry	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	East Northamptonshire	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Northampton	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	South Northamptonshire	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Wellingborough	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Tamworth	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	North Warwickshire	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Warwick	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Tameside	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	St. Helens	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Coventry	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Telford and Wrekin	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Torbay	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	South Hams	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	East Hampshire	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Hart	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Dacorum	Feb-21	01/02/2021
5	Chichester	Feb-21	01/02/2021
6	Carlisle	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Lancaster	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Craven	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Gateshead	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	East Ayrshire	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	South Lanarkshire	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	North Lanarkshire	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Haringey	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Mansfield	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Newark and Sherwood	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Kirklees	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Enfield	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Southwark	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Brighton and Hove	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Croydon	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Medway	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Colchester	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Rushmoor	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Gravesham	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Babergh	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Stockport	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Trafford	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Sandwell	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Wandsworth	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Portsmouth	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Cheltenham	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Cotswold	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Stroud	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Tewkesbury	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Havant	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Pembrokeshire	Mar-21	01/03/2021
6	Carmarthenshire	Mar-21	01/03/2021
7	County Durham	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Ryedale	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Scarborough	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Haringey	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Leeds	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Amber Valley	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Ashfield	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Broxtowe	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Harrow	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Hillingdon	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Hastings	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Rother	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Chelmsford	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Tonbridge and Malling	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Tunbridge Wells	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	South Holland	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Kings Lynn and West Norfolk	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Runnymede	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Spelthorne	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	St Albans	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Stevenage	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Halton	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Pendle	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Ribble Valley	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Nuneaton and Bedworth	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Rugby	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Stratford on Avon	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Solihull	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Wandsworth	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Slough	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Eastleigh	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Test Valley	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Merton	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Sutton	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Conwy	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Denbighshire	Apr-21	29/03/2021
7	Buckinghamshire	Apr-21	29/03/2021
8	County Durham	May-21	03/05/2021
8	York	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Selby	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Highland	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Moray	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Aberdeen City	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Aberdeenshire	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Leeds	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Derby	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Epping Forest	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Hounslow	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Redbridge	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Rutland	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Lewes	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Wealden	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Basildon	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Brentwood	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Melton	May-21	03/05/2021
8	North Norfolk	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Greenwich	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Birmingham	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Bury	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Sefton	May-21	03/05/2021
8	North Somerset	May-21	03/05/2021
8	South Gloucestershire	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Fareham	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Gosport	May-21	03/05/2021
8	South Oxfordshire	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Vale of White Horse	May-21	03/05/2021
8	West Oxfordshire	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Caerphilly	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Blaenau Gwent	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Newport	May-21	03/05/2021
8	Merthyr Tydfil	May-21	03/05/2021
9	North Tyneside	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Clackmannanshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Dumfries And Galloway	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Stirling	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Angus	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Dundee City	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Chesterfield	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Erewash	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	South Derbyshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	West Lindsey	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Bassetlaw	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	East Staffordshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Staffordshire Moorlands	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Doncaster	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Hammersmith and Fulham	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Havering	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Islington	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Kensington and Chelsea	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	East Cambridgeshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Fenland	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Milton Keynes	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Maldon	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Tendring	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	North Hertfordshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Breckland	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	South Norfolk	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	West Suffolk	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Bexley	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Birmingham	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Cheshire West and Chester	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Wigan	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Bristol	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	East Devon	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Mid Devon	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Wyre Forest	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Flintshire	Jun-21	31/05/2021
9	Cardiff	Jun-21	31/05/2021
10	Bradford	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Middlesbrough	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Redcar And Cleveland	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Allerdale	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Barrow in Furness	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Copeland	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	East Lothian	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Midlothian	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	West Lothian	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Leicester	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Barnet	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Bolsover	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	North East Derbyshire	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	East Lindsey	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Sheffield	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Barking and Dagenham	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Tower Hamlets	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Thurrock	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Braintree	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Uttlesford	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Dartford	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Sevenoaks	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Folkestone and Hythe	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Norwich	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Arun	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Blackburn with Darwen	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Rossendale	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Manchester	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Dudley	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Bath and North East Somerset	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Reading	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Forest of Dean	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Gloucester	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	New Forest	Jul-21	28/06/2021
10	Oxford	Jul-21	28/06/2021
11	Hartlepool	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Darlington	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Eden	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	South Lakeland	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Hambleton	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Richmondshire	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	East Renfrewshire	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Inverclyde	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Scottish Borders	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Argyll and Bute	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Perth And Kinross	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Newham	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Kingston upon Hull	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Derbyshire Dales	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	High Peak	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Harlow	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Three Rivers	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Watford	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Lambeth	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Westminster	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Peterborough	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Canterbury	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Dover	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Thanet	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Hinckley and Bosworth	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	North West Leicestershire	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Woking	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Horsham	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Mid Sussex	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	East Suffolk	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Richmond Upon Thames	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Liverpool	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Warrington	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Burnley	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Hyndburn	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Preston	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	South Ribble	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	South Staffordshire	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Bromsgrove	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Redditch	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Southampton	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Isle of Wight	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Torridge	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	West Devon	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	South Somerset	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Isle of Anglesey	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Swansea	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Neath Port Talbot	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Torfaen	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Monmouthshire	Aug-21	26/07/2021
11	Powys	Aug-21	26/07/2021
12	Glasgow	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Newham	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Cannock Chase	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Lichfield	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Stafford	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Rotherham	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	City of London	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Camden	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Cambridge	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	South Cambridgeshire	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Castle Point	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Rochford	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Blaby	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Oadby and Wigston	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Surrey Heath	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Tandridge	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Bromley	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Birmingham	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Cherwell	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Salford	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Knowsley	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Walsall	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Wokingham	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Cornwall	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Exeter	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Teignbridge	Sep-21	23/08/2021
12	Basingstoke and Deane	Sep-21	23/08/2021
1	Harrogate	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Newcastle Upon Tyne	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Edinburgh	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	West Dunbartonshire	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	East Dunbartonshire	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	North East Lincolnshire	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	North Lincolnshire	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Nottingham	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Ealing	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Southend on Sea	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Maidstone	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Charnwood	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Harborough	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Corby	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Kettering	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Reigate and Banstead	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Kingston upon Thames	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Bolton	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Rochdale	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Wirral	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Wolverhampton	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Plymouth	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Swindon	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Dorset council	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Winchester	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Gwynedd	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Ceredigion	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Bridgend	Oct-21	20/09/2021
1	Vale of Glamorgan	Oct-21	20/09/2021
2	Stockton On Tees	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	East Riding Of Yorkshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Sunderland	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	North Ayrshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	South Ayrshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Brent	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Huntingdonshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Broxbourne	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Ipswich	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Mid Suffolk	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Elmbridge	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Epsom and Ewell	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Guildford	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Mole Valley	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Waverley	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	East Hertfordshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Birmingham	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Blackpool	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Cheshire East	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Fylde	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Wyre	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Oldham	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Herefordshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Bracknell Forest	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	West Berkshire	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Windsor and Maidenhead	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	North Devon	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Mendip	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Sedgemoor	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Malvern Hills	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Worcester	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Wychavon	Nov-21	18/10/2021
2	Somerset West and Taunton	Nov-21	18/10/2021