“’Too sick to work’ but not too sick to riot: One in eight defendants were on incapacity or disability benefit.” Daily […]
The Government’s commitment to provide greater protection for the severely disabled is taking effect, with the latest figures revealing an […]
This briefing anticipates the forthcoming DWP quarterly statistical bulletin about the Work Capability Assessment and casts a sceptical eye on […]
Kathryn Cartwright has undergone several transplants. A lung condition means she cannot walk far. She is one of 200 people […]
Hundreds of disabled people have gathered in Edinburgh for a mass rally against the UK government’s plans to reform disability […]
Disabled people, their carers, friends and family, are protesting against proposed changes to vital benefits and services in 14 places […]
The new mantra of ‘something for something’ may disadvantage disabled people, says Alice Maynard, if that something means work that […]
We need to remind ourselves why we entered this profession, Dr Clare Gerada tells the Royal College of GPs in […]
There is an epidemic of suicide in Greece as a direct result of cuts and austerity. In the UK hospital […]
MORE than half of people denied sickness benefits in Brighton managed to overturn the verdict, it has been revealed. An […]
The Guangzhou-based weekly newspaper Southern Weekend recently published an article titled “Serious ‘Political Mental Illness’ Shows the Harsh Political Environment […]
Wheelchair users have to climb a flight of stairs to prove they are disabled enough to get benefits at a […]
Full Fact: 19 October, 2011 – 10:53 — Patrick Casey On Monday we highlighted the problem that, despite the Mail on Sunday using its […]
Disability charities are horrified at government plans to cut employment and support allowance (ESA) during appeals. They hit back at […]
September 26, 2011 TK Maxx, Wilkinsons, Savers and Matalan have been named as major retailers where unemployed people are being […]
Black Triangle and our sister organisation Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) are signatories to this letter – we are in […]
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