THOUSANDS are entitled to new funding now that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced plans in his Autumn Statement. Mr Hunt has revealed the Household Support Fund (HSF) will be extended past April …
You'll need to ask your local authority for more information on how to apply, because each one will have a different application process.
To see what help is on offer in your area, contact your local council - you can find out who yours is by using the gov.uk authority tool checker. The last round of funding saw some households apply for the help, while others received it automatically.
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