Union fury over two-year public sector pay freeze Britain is on the brink of a series of crippling co-ordinated strikes, […]
UP TO 1,000 people in Merseyside had their incapacity benefits taken away despite being too ill to work. Data obtained […]
Abstract This short research paper maps out the contours of a revolution in Britain’s benefits and welfare system. But the […]
in support of public sector workers on strike, 30 June, defending our public services   Thursday 23 June, 7.30pm Adelaides, […]
On July 6th 2011 the BBC will shut down its popular Ouch message boards and has suggested that users instead […]

Carer Riven Vincent was pushed by inadequate assistance to ask the council to put her child into care

Findings could spell the closure of the remaining sheltered factories run by Remploy state agency

National springtime total of 26,400 people needing local authority housing is rise of 23% on last year
TWO police officers who smashed a pensioner’s car window after pulling him over for not wearing a seatbelt have been […]

Archbishop 'free to express politics views', but PM profoundly disagrees with his views on debt, welfare and education

Prime minister rejects claim by Rowan Williams that the coalition is forcing through 'radical policies for which no one voted'

The message Rowan Williams was trying to get across in his New Statesman editorial has been lost among the soundbites

Redrawn counter-terrorism programme will call on doctors' help, but BMA fears threat to patient confidentiality
Click on the link below to download the technical manual for the LiMA v2 Software System, the software Atos use […]
Over a period of 2 1/2 hours on Monday 6th June around 50 people joined the picket, called by the […]
The Work Capability Assessment (WCA) was introduced in October 2008 to assess entitlement to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA). Section […]
Three north London schoolchildren are challenging the Metropolitan Police’s decision to ‘kettle’ pupils during the tuition fees protests in Whitehall. […]
Recent court cases have revealed the important role of equality duties can play in challenging decisions to cut public sector […]
1. Submitted, the implementation of a work-for-benefit scheme is a violation of the right not to be subjected to forced […]
  The scandal is that no one is prepared to make a moral case. Who will stand up for the […]
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