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21 August 2018
From April 2017 to March 2018, disabled people won 67.7% of the appeals they brought to a tribunal.
In his new blog, Evan Odell, our DRILL Research Programme Officer, examines the...
20 August 2018
Following the Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake Court of Appeal judgement on sleep in payments VODG, and wider sector bodies, have called on government to make a decision and to...
20 August 2018
Do you often come across public disabled facilities with an official N&C Phlexicare RADAR lock?
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N&C Phlexicare are giving you the chance to win £100 worth of...
20 August 2018
Buxton, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2018]
Read judgment
David Buxton’s press release
Background to the case
The case was brought by Mr David...
20 August 2018
Given the dire state of the universal credit system we find it beyond belief that a responsible Government would intend migrating claimants to the benefit from July 2019.
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20 August 2018
The DWP has issued new guidance to PIP Decision Makers on how to set the length of a claimant’s PIP award.
The new guidance advises that PIP award lengths are based on a range of...
16 August 2018
A man with mental health problems was forced to sleep on his parents’ sofa for 18 months because London Borough of Hounslow failed to support him properly.
The Local Government and...
16 August 2018
Almost a quarter of healthcare professionals have never attended training on how to meet the needs of patients with a learning disability, according to new research released to launch...
16 August 2018
2.8% of universal credit (UC) claimants have been subject a sanction compared to 0.3% of people on jobseeker’s allowance (JSA) and 0.1% cent of people on employment and support...
15 August 2018
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