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The Government’s commitment to publishing proposals for social care reform by the end of this year is welcome but disability groups believe that there is a danger that the reforms won’...
23 June 2021
The DWP has published research to obtain their views on how the questionnaires used as part of the PIP and work capability (WCA) assessment processes, could be made more user-friendly...
26 July 2021
A couple who lost £10,000 on transferring to Universal Credit (UC) are to receive full compensation for their past and future loss, following a successful judicial review.
Background:...
26 July 2021
DR UK has written again to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions following her non response or acknowledgement of two letters we sent to her relating to the issue of benefit...
22 July 2021
The DWP has published its long promised Health and Disability Green Paper titled Shaping Future Support.
The DWP says that:
“This green paper considers the options for addressing some...
21 July 2021
Families who have lost loved ones in cases where the Department for Work and Pensions has been implicated in their death, have written to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions,...
20 July 2021
Cameron Mitchell, a severely Disabled man is challenging a rule which halted his PIP payment after he had been in hospital for more than four weeks.
Cameron, aged 19, cannot walk or...
19 July 2021
The Poverty Alliance has written to Therese Coffey MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, after the DWP refused to disclose any analysis that it has undertaken on the potential...
19 July 2021
DR UK is seeking urgent clarification about the events which led to ticketless fans overwhelming stadium security at Sunday’s EUFA European Cup Final, as they used Disabled access...
16 July 2021
Freedom Day. Or is it?
Read DR UK CEO Kamran Mallick’s thoughts on the impacts of Freedom Day on Disabled people.
Blockbuster art exhibitions showcase Disabled artists
Four of the...
16 July 2021
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