Public Consultation: Does UK Need Bill Of Rights? Submit By 11 Nov
Does Britain need a bill of rights?
Public Consultation: Does UK Need Bill Of Rights? Submit By 11 Nov
Does Britain need a bill of rights?
Charities fight for survival as funding slashed across country
The Guardian, 2 August 2011
Anti-cuts campaign False Economy obtained data from 265 freedom-of-information responses from local councils
3,000 CUMBRIANS COULD LOSE ACCESS TO LEGAL AID
News & Star, 15 September 2011
Government Misconceptions About Disability Benefits
The three things Cameron should know about sickness and disability benefits
Progress of the Sayce Review & Disabled Access to Work
Disabled people need individualised support in work
Benefit claimants and top-rate taxpayers
Ekklesia, 27 July 2011
Making the disabled wait for support is cruel
guardian.co.uk, 20 July 2011
The government's proposals to 'reform' welfare will punish the disabled. We must not abandon the concept of a fair society
Alton Towers Customer Asked To Show Doctor’s Letter For Special Ride Access
samedifference1, 5 August 2011
Her disability is physical and very visible. She shouldn’t have to prove it in any way, let alone a way that causes such inconvenience!
Britain’s biggest theme park is used to giving its customers a truly shocking experience on its rides.
I am delighted to be leading an independent review into how the mobility needs of people living in residential care are met and funded.
In the 2010 Spending Review the Government announced its intention to remove the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance, soon to become Personal Independence Payment, from people living in state-funded residential care.
samedifference1, August 6, 2011
A bit of good news from yesterday’s Guardian: