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  • Universal Credit and the Severe Disability Premium

    17 February 2019 | News

    This Commons Library briefing looks at how Universal Credit (UC) will affect benefit ... onto UC until they can receive transitional protection, and proposed "transitional payments" for those who have already moved to UC and lost SDP. Read more Universal Credit and the Severe ...

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  • Benefit cap hurts disabled people and carers

    04 May 2016 | News

    Latest benefit cap figures show effect on disabled people and carers. View DWP statistics At February 2016, of those capped households: 14 % were claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance. 51% were claiming Income ... (which includes carers). 16% were claiming Employment and Support Allowance (Assessment Stage and Work -Related ...

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  • Local authority social care responsibilities under the spotlight

    09 June 2016 | News

    ... ability to be able to support people with personal budgets and implement the Care Act. The first is a report from the Public Accounts Committee that has been taking evidence and considering how well local councils are ... Committee is inviting written submissions on the following issues: The impact of the 2015 Spending Review and Local ...

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  • DR UK reflects on David Blunkett’s speech

    11 March 2015 | News

    ... baton that we will take forward – as disabled people leading change – and we want to work with allies who share the vision." ... allies who share the vision. Mr Blunkett has raised vital issues: The need to move from the patronising ‘pat on the ...

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  • Finding and choosing a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV)

    29 January 2017 | News

    Wheelchair users are faced with many mobility challenges and a specially conditioned vehicle which accommodates their wheelchair in a comfortable and easy manner can make a huge difference to their quality ...

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  • Domestic Abuse Bill risks sending disabled people “back to the days of the Victorian asylums”

    13 July 2020 | News

    Disability Rights UK has written to the Rt Hon Robert Buckland QC, the Lord Chancellor, and Secretary of State for Justice, the Rt Hon Priti Patel ... its grave concerns about provision for disabled people in the Domestic Abuse Bill. The ‘carers’ defence’ ...

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  • Over three quarters of a million Disabled people left out of shielding help

    21 April 2021 | News

    ... quarters of a million people who should have been shielding and offered practical support at the start of the ... We welcome the Committee shining a spotlight on these issues and drawing the same conclusions as leading ...

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  • Careers Advice and Post 16 Learning Options

    15 January 2025 | Resource

    In England all young people are required to participate in some form of education or training until they turn 18. ... This factsheet explores the available post-16 education and training options for Disabled people and highlights the ...


  • New Research Reveals 1 in 5 Charities Could Disappear this Winter

    30 October 2023 | News

    ... (NCVO) – the largest membership body for charities and volunteering organisations in the UK – reveals the alarming extent of the crisis currently facing charities and the voluntary sector. NCVO launches new ‘Cost Of ...

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  • BMA Response to COVID-19 Letter

    29 April 2020 | News

    ... British Medical Association writes response to "Covid 19 and the rights of disabled people" letter The British ... the trade union and professional association for doctors in the UK, has responded to the open letter " Covid 19 and ... is important that we, as a society, begin to discuss these issues now, in case they become necessary and resources ...

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