Earlier this year, we published this blog from Richard Exell which looked at the very low levels of benefit fraud. We’re reposting […]
Brussels and the European Union may seem far removed from the British government’s attack on public services, employment and welfare […]
‘There are easier phrases to rehabilitate’ BY ALEX HERN PUBLISHED 13 AUGUST 2012 11:44 RightMinds, the Mail Online’s comment hub, contains a piece […]
From Our Comrades at the Labour Representation Committee Chaired by Black Triangle and DPAC supporter John McDonnell MP 10th August […]
This attack shall not go unchallenged A group of us should march on Channel 4 and send a delegation in […]
By Andy Worthington First Published in The Eurasia Review August 10, 2012 What has happened to my country? I grew […]
Join Birkenhead Remploy Workers Protest On Monday There is just one week left until the first wave of Remploy factory […]
Workfare and other cuts may be driving people off welfare, but not necessarily into jobs By Richard Seymour, Friday 10 August 2012 […]
The government and the press say we are in the grip of a debt crisis caused by the ‘bloated’ public […]
A Paulton woman with cerebral palsy has spoken about changes to the welfare benefits system which will have a far ranging effect […]
Crippen’s Blog By Dave Lupton (Crippen) 10 August 2012 Zoom in to this image and read text description I […]
By Nicky Clark Notebook, Opinion Friday, 10 August 2012 at 2:35 pm Last night, as part of the BBC’s fantastic Olympic coverage, […]
Black Triangle will be taking a position on this and will blog shortly. Please read on: http://www.bhfederation.org.uk/federation-news/item/1763-dpos-silent-over-secret-links-with-atos.html AND: http://www.bhfederation.org.uk/federation-news/item/1761-dpos-will-pull-out-of-pip-contract-‘if-assessments-are-not-fair-and-open’.html
Issue: 2315 dated: 11 August 2012 News posted: 6.14pm Tue 7 Aug 2012 comment on article | email | print By Dave Sewell Hundreds of thousands more disabled people […]
‘Since the Emergency Budget two years ago, disabled people and their carers have seen a drop in income of £500million. […]
9th August 2012 from CarerWatch ‘Until ESA itself is redesigned to provide a group that does meet the needs of […]
Letters to The Guardian, Wednesday 8 August 2012 21.00 BST The ruling against Cait Riley and Jamieson Wilson (Unpaid work schemes […]
Under no circumstances must the United Kingdom capitulate to U.S. Justice Department pressure for Gary MacKinnon be handed over […]
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