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  • Disability Rights UK working with UCL Centre for Access to Justice

    30 January 2018 | News

    Disability Rights UK recently completed a training day with ... was really great, I think everyone who attended got a much better idea of means vs non-means tested benefits and a ... To learn more about training offered by Disability Rights UK please contact jason.jaspal@disabilityrightsuk.org   Disability Rights UK working with ...

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  • Ex-Health Minister denies responsibility for contaminated blood scandal

    27 July 2021 | News

    ... which were found to be contaminated during his time as Health Minister. Around 3,000 people, many Disabled, died ... and hepatitis C in the 1970s and 1980s. Lord Clarke was the Health Minister between 1982 and 1985. He said information ... treatments patients were given. The Inquiry continues. Ex-Health Minister denies responsibility for contaminated blood ...

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  • Sacked mother of Disabled children wins tribunal

    23 June 2021 | News

    ... made and relied upon [by the appellant] … are still very much supported by the evidence presented to us of current ...

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  • It’s Time To “Stop the Witch-Hunt” Against Flexible Working, Says Coalition of Unions and Equality Campaigners

    07 October 2024 | News

    ... recent weeks, we have seen relentless scaremongering about how new legislation on flexible working will harm UK ... at our public services. In the midst of a staffing crisis, health, education and social care workers are leaving due to ... to attack the government’s wider plan to Make Work Pay. It’s time we called it out.   “Improving access ...

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  • Industrial Strategy a lost opportunity by BEIS to utilise public procurement

    27 November 2017 | News

    ... Philip Connolly, policy and development manager at Disability Rights UK said: “The good news is that the Industrial Strategy does reference the Government’s target of moving a million ... participation of disabled people in apprenticeships by 20%. However, despite the acknowledgement that public sector ...

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  • The Universal Credit and PIP Bill: Our Concerns

    20 June 2025 | News

    ... the Government's Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill. In defending the Green Paper proposals, Liz ... transitional cover as ‘one of the most generous ever’ . However, this cover compares poorly with the equivalent ... short-term assistance, which allows payments of Scottish disability benefits to continue at the rate of the earlier ...

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  • Care and Support Alliance Responds to Spending Review

    03 September 2019 | News

    ... spending this autumn, as many had warned was likely. “However, the care system is in such bad shape that this new ... of sick and disabled adults, older people in declining health and family carers, and for our many dedicated paid ... its pledges.” Sue Bott,  Head of Policy and Research at Disability Rights UK said: “Accepting that the Government ...

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  • DR UK joins public call for Michael Gove to freeze rents

    23 February 2023 | News

    ... Before this crisis, renters spent  four to five times  as much as owner-occupiers on housing. Yet landlords, with the ... Renters Reform Bill. Mikey Erhardt, Housing Policy Lead at Disability Rights UK said: "Time and time again, we see how the housing system is rigged against Disabled people. We ...

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  • You can now track your Personal Independence Payment appeal

    17 April 2018 | News

    ... hearing in person. Tracking your Personal Independence Payment (PIP) appeal If have appealed a PIP decision since 1 ... making. You can now track your Personal Independence Payment appeal ...

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  • Gagging legislation becomes law

    30 January 2014 | News

    Disability Rights UK has been extremely concerned about the ... gagging clause was passed with a substantial majority.  However in the Commons MPs voted to reinstate the clause.  ... clause, the BBC Today programme chose to highlight how much government departments spent on biscuits at meetings ...

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