Spending on welfare payments, schools and hospitals will have to be slashed by billions of pounds more than the Government […]
by Randeep Ramesh, The Guardian’s social affairs editor The welfare budget faces a £10bn cut by 2016 because social security will consume […]
Dismissing Ed Miliband’s performance as Labour leader, Serwotka said the trade union movement was now the “de facto” opposition, but […]
Get ready for a tsunami of Disability Hate Crimes if this goes through – Black Triangle Truth about your tax […]
By Sonia Poulton In the last few months of his life, Craig Monk attempted several overdoses and was described as ‘vulnerable’ by his family. An accident […]
Nick Cohen The Observer, Sunday 11 March 2012 Equality before the law fails in an unequal society. Instead of one legal […]
‘I can’t say anything because you’ve brought up… the Holocaust’ March 12, 2012 by Adam Wagner As a […]
BY ANDREW GRICE The Independent The unemployed would be guaranteed the offer of a job but could lose their benefits for six […]
By Rafael Behr – 07 March 2012 14:25 The public is very far away from embracing some of the ideas about the […]
By Rafael Behr The Conservative Party is running out of ways to be liked. Polls suggests that David Cameron is […]
Thousands of terminally ill and disabled people are being forced to repeatedly undergo assessments to see if they can […]
Will YOU LOOK ON? Will you stand by while your disabled neighbour is taken away? Stand up for your neighbour: You […]
Firstly, I’m not nor have I ever been a member of the Socialist Workers’ Party* and, while I’ve heard of […]
Posted on February 28, 2012 by johnny void | 3 Comments Many charities are still some of the biggest exploiters of the government’s workfare […]
UK Uncut podcast #1 – Interview with disability activist Anne Novis MBE by UKUncut This is an article Anne wrote […]
A peaceful march in Bolivia's capital La Paz turns violent as disabled protesters clash with police. The march for higher disability allowances began in November and has covered more than 1,000 miles. When the march arrived in La Paz on Thursday protesters were forced back after attempting to break through a police cordon
Further details about Personal Independence Payment (PIP) announced yesterday reveal who some of the biggest losers under […]
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