McDonnell pledges Labour will force government to debate UN ‘rights violations’ report
By John Pring Disability News Service Novemeber 17th 2016 Labour’s shadow chancellor has promised that the government will be dragged
By John Pring Disability News Service Novemeber 17th 2016 Labour’s shadow chancellor has promised that the government will be dragged
By John Pring Disability News Service Thursday November 10th 2016 Disabled activists who persuaded the United Nations (UN) to investigate
Continue readingUN’s conclusion that UK violated disability rights is ‘vindication’ for activists
Reblogged By Kitty Jones November 6th 2016 I’ve read the government’s Work, health and disability green paper: improving lives and
Continue readingInitial thoughts on the work, health and disability green paper
by John Pring Disability News Service 3rd November 2016 Grassroots disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have criticised the government’s decision to
Continue readingDPOs criticise DWP for excluding them from green paper launch
By John Pring Disability News Service 3rd November 2016 Lawyers for the sister of a disabled man who died after
Continue readingCoroner asked to explain failure to hold inquest into benefit sanctions death
By John Pring – Disability News Service November 3rd 2016 The Department for Work and Pensions is considering
Continue readingMinisters set to force work-related activity on everyone in ESA support group
By Dr Sarah Glynn SUWN 1stNov 2016 Ahead of the IdeaSpace event in Glasgow this week, Dr Sarah Glynn of
Continue readingDr Sarah Glynn: Why we must resist the ‘work cure’
By John Pring Disability News Service October 6th 2016 Disabled activists have highlighted the “shameful” access barriers they
Continue readingDPAC highlights ‘shame’ of access barriers, despite millions spent on renovation
September 17th By George Berger for DPAC http://dpac.uk.net/2016/09/two-apparent-irregularities-involving-unum-atos-and-dwp/ Debbie Jolly, Jonathan Rutherford, and Mo Stewart have discussed the influence
Continue readingTwo Apparent Irregularities Involving UNUM, ATOS, And DWP
15th September 2016 John Pring http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/ A minister is facing accusations that she misled the House of Lords over
Continue readingMinister ‘misled peers’ over EHRC’s request to run equality helpline
15th September 2016 John Pring http://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/ The equality watchdog’s new chair, who is set to lead an investigation into whether Tory
Continue readingFoI reveals EHRC chair’s ‘conflict of interest’ over welfare reform inquiry
11th September 2016 a feature article by – Mo Stewart As a concept, it’s extraordinary. As a political policy, it’s a killer.
September 8th 2016 John Pring Disability News Service Disabled peers have demanded that the government rips up its “frustrating”, “clichéd”
Continue readingGovernment must rip up response to Equality Act report, say disabled peers
September 8th 2016 John Pring Disability News Service The new co-leader of the Green party has told Disability News Service
Continue readingGreen’s new co-leader credits Independent Living Fund campaign
September 8th 2016 John Pring Disability News Service Strict new guidance published by the United Nations has increased pressure
Continue readingUN’s ‘fantastic’ inclusive education guidance is ‘embarrassment’ for UK government
September 8th 2016 John Pring Disability News Service A disabled woman has told how her local council is threatening to
Continue readingCouncil wants to watch abuse survivor shower and toilet to check post-ILF needs
August 28th 2016 By Mo Stewart “Stewart names names. She shows where and how the policies originated. She destroys
18th August 2016 Nearly a third of employees who have lost their jobs in an HM Revenue and Customs
Continue readingNearly one in three staff laid off by HMRC are disabled, says union
August18th 2016 Public transport providers and local authorities are using loopholes in legislation to avoid their legal obligations to
Continue readingBus companies ‘using loopholes’ to evade access laws
11th August 2016 Disabled activists are to hold a week of action to coincide with the start of the Rio
Continue readingDPAC will use Paralympics to highlight austerity impact in week of action