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Anger over latest delay to social care green paper

By John Pring on 20th December 2018 Category: Independent Living

Anger over latest delay to social care green paper
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Disabled people’s organisations have reacted angrily after the government admitted that it will break its promise to publish its long-delayed adult social care green paper by the end of this year. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) confirmed this […]

Mixed response to government’s plans to improve access to air travel

By John Pring on 13th December 2018 Category: Transport

Mixed response to government’s plans to improve access to air travel
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A trio of disabled peers who have all been fierce critics of the discrimination faced by disabled air passengers have delivered a mixed response to the government’s proposed new “passenger charter”. The Department for Transport (DfT) announced on Friday (7 December) […]

Disabled peer calls for ‘heavy fines’ for air travel access failures

By John Pring on 6th December 2018 Category: Transport

Disabled peer calls for ‘heavy fines’ for air travel access failures
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A disabled crossbench peer has called on the government to start handing out “heavy fines” to the air travel industry when it fails to ensure that its services are accessible to disabled passengers. Baroness [Jane] Campbell asked the government on Monday […]

Minister appears unprepared for impact of ‘no deal’ Brexit on social care

By John Pring on 30th November 2018 Category: Independent Living

Minister appears unprepared for impact of ‘no deal’ Brexit on social care
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The health and social care secretary appears to have accidentally confessed to having no plans for dealing with the worsening social care recruitment crisis that is almost certain to hit the UK if the country is forced into a no-deal Brexit. […]

Care charges are driving disabled people into debt, says report

By John Pring on 15th November 2018 Category: Independent Living

Care charges are driving disabled people into debt, says report
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Charging disabled people for their care and support is driving many of them into debt and forcing them to cut their spending on food or heating, according to new research by a network of disabled people’s organisations and their allies. The […]

Ministers quietly drop plans for ‘parallel process’ on working-age social care

By John Pring on 20th September 2018 Category: Independent Living

Ministers quietly drop plans for ‘parallel process’ on working-age social care
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Ministers have quietly decided to include the support needs of working-age disabled people in their new social care green paper, scrapping the idea of having a separate “parallel programme of work” as they try to address the social care funding crisis. […]

Tributes to ‘generous-natured, passionate and courageous’ activist

By John Pring on 6th September 2018 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Tributes to ‘generous-natured, passionate and courageous’ activist
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Fellow activists and friends have paid tribute to Juliet Marlow, the “campaigning linchpin” of the organisation that leads disabled people’s opposition to the legalisation of assisted suicide in the UK. Members of Not Dead Yet UK (NDY UK) were among those […]

Disabled people split over personal health budget expansion plans

By John Pring on 19th April 2018 Category: Independent Living

Disabled people split over personal health budget expansion plans
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Government plans for a huge expansion of personal health budgets could help to deliver independent living for disabled people, according to a leading disabled peer. Baroness [Jane] Campbell (pictured), who has been receiving a personal health budget herself for more than […]

‘Extraordinary’ government response to question over social care progress

By John Pring on 8th March 2018 Category: Independent Living

‘Extraordinary’ government response to question over social care progress
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The government has failed to set up a single committee involving experts from outside the two departments examining the future of working-age social care, nearly four months after the programme of work was announced. On 16 November, Damian Green, at the […]

DPOs to write to minister over exclusion from social care meeting

By John Pring on 1st March 2018 Category: Independent Living

DPOs to write to minister over exclusion from social care meeting
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Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) are to write to the care minister to protest at her decision to organise a meeting to discuss the future of working-age social care without inviting a single DPO. The failure to invite any DPOs to the […]

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