Universal Credit may have dominated the headlines, but disability benefits are in chaos too
A personal experience of what sanction targets in the Personal Independence Payments system are doing to claimants and their families.
A personal experience of what sanction targets in the Personal Independence Payments system are doing to claimants and their families.
The Department for Work and Pensions’ failure to scrutinise the consequences of disability benefit reform raises serious questions about their competence.
Declan Gaffney examines Progress’ report on the support for benefits cuts in depth, and finds that it doesn’t show what it purports to show
In advance of the DWP releasing heavily-spun figures, Steve Griffiths counters claims in the press that suggest that disability welfare is often wrongly claimed.
Ann Milnes Roberts attempts to explain the lives behind the DLA cuts.
Anjuli Veall of Parkinson’s UK argues that the changes being made to DLA as it becomes PIP will harm those with conditions like Parkinson’s, and anyone with a long-term, yet fluctuating condition
Ahead of today’s Lords debate on DLA reforms, the Papworth Trust is leading a coalition of charities in calling for a pause to the welfare reform bill.
Alex Hern presents the clash between disability campaigner Sue Marsh and employment minister Chris Grayling from last night’s Newsnight.
Alex Hern reveals the extent of disability minister Maria Miller’s ignorance over how her own government’s policy affects the disabled.
Alex Hern writes on the Spartacus report, which shows the extent of opposition to the changes to DLA