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Burnham ‘must pay heed’ to new research which shows public do not back cuts to disability benefits

By John Pring on 10th September 2026 Category: Benefits and Poverty

Burnham ‘must pay heed’ to new research which shows public do not back cuts to disability benefits
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The Labour government risks alienating voters if it ignores new research which shows the public strongly oppose cuts to spending on disability benefits, disabled people’s organisations warned the prime minister this week. Disabled activists are now set to brief MPs about […]

Government ‘encourages discrimination by design’ by deciding to slash Tory accessible housing targets

By Hannah Sharland on 27th August 2026 Category: Housing

Government ‘encourages discrimination by design’ by deciding to slash Tory accessible housing targets
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A disabled people’s organisation has accused the Labour government of “discrimination by design” over a “roll back” in accessible housing targets in the final version of its new national planning policy. Under plans put forward by the last Conservative government, 100 […]

Casey refuses to apologise after ‘harmful’ comments stir up more hostility towards disabled benefit claimants

By John Pring on 6th August 2026 Category: Independent Living

Casey refuses to apologise after ‘harmful’ comments stir up more hostility towards disabled benefit claimants
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The former civil servant leading a commission on adult social care in England has refused to apologise after making “uninformed” and “harmful” comments in two radio interviews that fuelled hostility towards disabled people who receive benefits. Baroness [Louise] Casey was being […]

Burnham wins praise from disabled people’s organisations after pledge to fix ‘broken’ social care

By John Pring on 30th July 2026 Category: Independent Living

Burnham wins praise from disabled people’s organisations after pledge to fix ‘broken’ social care
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Disabled people’s organisations have welcomed the new prime minister’s pledge that he will face the challenge of fixing the “broken” social care system “head on”, ending decades of “political drift”. Although Andy Burnham has previously described social care charges as an […]

Food insecurity is widespread, severe and systemic for disabled people, evidence to inquiry concludes

By John Pring on 9th July 2026 Category: Benefits and Poverty

Food insecurity is widespread, severe and systemic for disabled people, evidence to inquiry concludes
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Food insecurity* is a “widespread, severe, and systemic” issue for disabled people, with rising food costs a “significant” challenge, according to evidence submitted to an inquiry just as the government released a report on disability benefit reform. The Disability Poverty Campaign […]

Supreme Court ruling set to remove vital safeguards for hundreds of thousands of disabled people

By John Pring on 4th June 2026 Category: Human Rights

Supreme Court ruling set to remove vital safeguards for hundreds of thousands of disabled people
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Campaigners have expressed “deep concern” over a ruling by the Supreme Court that could “fundamentally” alter the lives of hundreds of thousands of disabled people who rely on the health and social care systems. This week’s ruling has over-turned a 2014 […]

Police chiefs finally set to investigate their disability hate crime failures, four years after promise

By John Pring on 30th April 2026 Category: Crime

Police chiefs finally set to investigate their disability hate crime failures, four years after promise
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Police chiefs have finally agreed to keep a promise they made more than four years ago to investigate why their forces were passing on so few disability hate crime cases to prosecutors. The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) announced in November 2021 […]

Disabled people ensure their voices are heard in historic march against the far-right

By John Pring on 2nd April 2026 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Disabled people ensure their voices are heard in historic march against the far-right
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Disabled activists have explained why they needed their voices to be heard in Saturday’s historic mass march against the far-right through the streets of central London. The event, organised by the Together Alliance, was described as the biggest anti-racism and anti-fascism […]

Call for disabled people to join mass demonstration to unite against rise of far-right

By John Pring on 12th March 2026 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Call for disabled people to join mass demonstration to unite against rise of far-right
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Disabled people and their organisations can push back against the rise of the far-right by joining a mass demonstration in London later this month – or by taking part in the protest online – say disability rights activists. The Together march […]

Peers back stronger hate crime laws, but disabled campaigners call for ‘total overhaul’ of legislation

By John Pring on 12th March 2026 Category: Crime

Peers back stronger hate crime laws, but disabled campaigners call for ‘total overhaul’ of legislation
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Peers have approved a government amendment that will strengthen disability hate crime laws, but disabled campaigners say there must still be a “total overhaul” of legislation. The amendment means standalone “aggravated offences” will apply to disability hate crime, as well as […]

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