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Department for Communities begins contacting 71,000 households in Northern Ireland claiming any of the six benefits that are to be replaced

The Department for Communities begins contacting 71,000 households in Northern Ireland claiming any of the six benefits that are to be replaced with Universal Credit in preparation to move them on to Universal Credit.

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NewsDepartment for Communities begins contacting 71,000 households in Northern Ireland claiming any of the six benefits that are to be replaced

The Department for Communities begins contacting 71,000 households in Northern Ireland claiming any of the six benefits that are to be replaced with Universal Credit in preparation to move them on to Universal Credit.

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