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Many Londoners left without access to advice as the social welfare advice sector reaches crisis point, even pre covid-19
Research by the Advice Services Alliance (ASA) has found that...
05 August 2020
New regulations have been issued to “restore the policy intent” that the a limited capability for work determination, must be met by a disabled student on or before the date of claim...
05 August 2020
Apprentices that have been made redundant without completing their apprenticeships and those at risk of redundancy can now access support from the Redundancy Support Service for...
04 August 2020
Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey has rejected the call from the Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) to award ESA claimants the same £20 week increase those receiving...
04 August 2020
The government has announced sweeping changes to the planning system, with a view to making it easier to build homes and hospitals. The proposals would designate areas for protection,...
03 August 2020
The government has set up a panel to consider the use of judicial review. This is a process which the citizen can use to challenge decisions of the government and other public bodies,...
03 August 2020
House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee says Universal Credit isn't working
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has called for wide-ranging reforms of the Universal Credit...
31 July 2020
Disability Rights UK surveyed 195 people in late June and early July on their experience accessing medical treatment during the pandemic. 191 respondents reported having a disability...
30 July 2020
Coronavirus and SEND Education: 75% of schools ignored Government risk assessment guidance during the lockdown.
A new report shows the extent to which children with Education, Health...
29 July 2020
Three Months to make a difference is a booklet written by the Disabled Students’ Commission (DSC), the independent and strategic group established in March this year and funded by the...
29 July 2020
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