The shocking failings of the work capability assessment system – and the healthcare assessors who are paid to police it – have been exposed by the family of one of its victims.
Disabled Michael O'Sullivan had already tried to take his own life once before because of government attempts to force him back to work
Black Triangle’s List of Deaths Linked to Benefit Loss arising from Welfare Reforms Wednesday 20th October 2015 Please note: Although […]
By John Pring Disability News Service Friday 25th September 2015 The chief coroner of England and Wales has refused to […]
Friday 25th September 2015 By John Pring Disability News Service Government contractor Atos Healthcare claims it has no idea if […]
Queen’s speech ‘suggests the worst is yet to come’ By John Pring Disability News Service 28th May 2015 Disabled people […]
‘The Disability Audit: the eight coalition policies that have hit disabled people’ By Frances Ryan New Statesman After looking in detail at […]
Director, Communications Civil Service, Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) March 2014 – Present (1 year 2 months)London, United Kingdom […]
Letters to The Herald Saturday 25th April 2015 WE note that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has […]
By Stephen Naysmith Social Affairs Correspondent Herald Scotland Wednesday 22 April 2015 Journalist John Pring is not a […]
24 April 2015 By John Pring, Disability News Service The Conservative party are refusing to say which vital protections they […]
A lot of people wish that this referendum campaign had never happened. They wish the whole damn thing would go […]
Claimants are asking the courts to again quash the decision to close the Independent Living Fund
All I ask of you is for your help. Help us save the independent living fund from closing on 30th June 2015.
BLACK TRIANGLE, DPAC & OTHERS LETTER TO THE GUARDIAN: 'The UK government and opposition should follow the Scottish government's pledge that private for-profit companies are removed entirely from having anything to do with the assessment of disabled people.'
Running on empty: the desperate families forced to turn to the food bank for survival
Victory for disability rights campaigners as DWP loses appeal against Judicial Review ruling at the Court of Appeal
Disabled Scots: Invisible Collateral Damage