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  • Successful PIP appeals double in a decade

    23 September 2019 | News

    Disabled people are almost twice as likely to win their disability benefit appeal than they were 10 years ... about the overall quality of decision-making in DWP and they raise fresh concerns about the performance of outsourcing companies Atos and Capita, which are being paid hundreds of millions of ...

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  • HMCTS to use video and telephone hearings during Coronavirus outbreak

    30 March 2020 | News

    The CEO of Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has announced changes to the operation of courts and tribunals buildings during the Coronavirus outbreak. In a letter to ... the suitability of video/audio, judges will consider issues such as the nature of the matters at stake during the ...

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  • Personal health budgets in mental health briefing

    13 April 2015 | News

    NHS Confederation and Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) briefing on personal health ... in mental health. It identifies people with mental health problems who might benefit from personal budgets, such as ...

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  • Universal Credit: progress update report

    24 February 2015 | News

    The Department for Work and Pensions has spent £700 million on Universal Credit since the programme began in 2010 According to the Public ... needs to reflect on how it will tackle the potential problems of paying the housing benefit element of Universal ...

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  • DWP seeking Chair of Health and Safety Executive

    30 April 2020 | News

    Chair of the Health and Safety Executive The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) ... It is responsible for the prevention of workplace illness, injury and death across the UK. HSE conducts a wide range of ... policy and advising Government on health and safety issues. HSE is a well-respected, world-class regulator but ...

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  • Disability and Migration network condemns Rwanda Bill

    23 April 2024 | News

    The Safety of Rwanda Bill has passed its remaining parliamentary stages. This follows a long fight from ... The rights of Disabled people and migrants are not separate issues. We can only mount effective resistance to these ...

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  • Challenging a poor flying experience if you are disabled

    25 March 2018 | News

    ... was left on board a plane at Heathrow Airport, for 100 minutes, because his wheelchair had been misplaced by ground staff. John Holland-Kaye, CEO of Heathrow Airport, when interviewed on the ... also interviewed on the same programme (see 39.50 minutes and  51.30 minutes ). There were also phoned in comments ...

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  • Welfare Reform and Work Bill: Joint briefing on support for housing costs for 18-21 year olds

    06 October 2015 | News

    In the Summer Budget, the Chancellor announced that under ... that those who are in receipt of both elements of DLA and PIP be exempt. When a disabled person is found fit for ... lower than of their non-disabled peers. Welfare Reform and Work Bill: Joint briefing on support for housing costs ...

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  • Trans and Disability Justice: How Are Our Struggles Linked?

    17 April 2025 | News

    ... we start to question who deserves access to bodily autonomy and who doesn’t, it becomes a deathly game. A game Disabled people never win. Under the current welfare cut proposals and long history ... people are developing debilitating conditions and bladder problems from being unable to use public bathrooms for fear ...

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  • How does information support employment and independence?

    22 August 2016 | News

    The 12 Pillars of Independent Living are a basic right which have been drawn up over the years by disabled people and their organisations. When all these pillars are in place they enable disabled people to have true choice and control over their lives.   Find out more in this new ...

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