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The number of eligible recipients for Cold Weather Payments in areas which have had a cold weather trigger since 1st<\/sup> November 2018 is estimated at 882,000. An estimated £27,100,000 was paid, and Cold Weather Payments are fixed at £25.<\/p> <\/p> These figures are based on estimates published in https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/cold-weather-payment-estimates-2018-to-2019,<\/a> though figures in the publication may not sum to the above figures due to rounding.<\/p>"}
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