Temporary accommodation is failing people with disabilities-here’s what needs to change
‘People with disabilities deserve better.’
‘People with disabilities deserve better.’
New polling from the charity Leonard Cheshire found that a third of disabled adults – more than 2.8 million people – had less than £50 per week to pay for food and other essentials.
Disabled and jobless people were referred to as “lying, thieving, bastards” by a major Work Programme contractor, the BBC’s Panorama revealed last night.
The government are sneaking through major changes to how disabled people are assessed, writes Sue Marsh.
The DWP is sending out threatening, menacing letters to disabled parents, ordering them to do as they say or risk having their children taken into care.
Welsh education minister Leighton Andrews has called on UK work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith to be sacked over his “callous” comments on Remploy.
Alex Hern gives their noble lordships pointers on how to avoid completely wrecking life for disabled people in Britain
Following today’s news six major disability charities have warned the government about its use of ‘scrounger’ rhetoric, we look at how widespread it has become.
Anjuli Veall of Parkinson’s UK argues that the changes being made to DLA as it becomes PIP will harm those with conditions like Parkinson’s, and anyone with a long-term, yet fluctuating condition
Alex Hern writes on the Spartacus report, which shows the extent of opposition to the changes to DLA