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By Patrick Worrall Wednesday 16 Jan 2013 The claim: “The use of food banks went up tenfold under the last Labour
Continue readingChannel Four FactCheck Blog ~ Food banks: is Cameron on the money?
By Craig McQueen 30 Jan 2013 07:57 LABOUR MP Tom Greatrex and disability campaigners hit out after an astonishing 70 per cent
Continue readingFury as benefits bullies DWP force 50,000 disabled Scots to go back to work
No 10 risks outrage among poverty campaigners by claiming benefit payments mean no one needs to go hungry … Continue reading
28 January 2013 Last updated at 09:06 Ministers are clarifying how mobility disability assessments are carried out following criticism of
Continue readingDisability benefits: Lord Freud to ‘clarify’ assessment regulations
Motion submitted to the STUC Annual Conference 17th April 2013 in Perth Congress notes: * Sponsors of the 2014 Commonwealth
‘While this has seen a concurrent growth in fraud in cash terms, the level of fraud as a proportion
From: Dr Margaret McCartney Comments (13) First Posted by: Margaret McCartney 20 November 2012 There can hardly be a GP in the land
Continue readingGPs and DWP-AtoS: ‘Picking up the pieces’ by Dr. Margaret McCartney FRCGP (Glasgow)
Individual benefit changes seem minor, says the head of Scope. But taken together, they present a worrying vision of
Continue readingDisability cuts: the big picture is terrifying
Housing Benefit and Disabled People WATCH THE DEBATE BY CLICKING HERE Westminster Hall 23rd January 2013 11
Continue readingTranscript: Bedroom Tax Debate Westminster Hall Wednesday 23rd January 2013
27 Jan 2013 00:00 Doctors have said the youngster needs a custom built room – but family will lose £20
Through my brother’s struggles, I saw the reality of drugs policy. Addicts need care, not prison … Continue reading
In April many low-income families and disabled people will be forced to move or face more cuts
The EU is an elite project without popular support. Labour can bring it back to the people … Continue reading
The Work Programme is an attempt to move 68,000 disabled people into work On paper, Linda Smith’s job
ANDREW BRADFORD The story of Charlie and Kathy Bradford Sunday 27 January is Holocaust Memorial Day Posted on January
Continue readingNazi persecution of people with disabilities and what this means for us today
Posted on January 27, 2013 by syzygysue by Jim Grundy On 1st April 2013, a little under 1,000 Ashfield District Council tenancies
January 27, 2013 by Clive Menzies At Friday’s General Assembly, Occupy was asked to support action to protest the disability
Govan Law Centre (GLC) is delighted that Shelter Scotland and the STUC have endorsed the principles of the‘No eviction for bedroom
Continue reading‘No eviction for bedroom tax’ campaign endorsed by Shelter Scotland and Scottish TUC