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linkhttp://www.disabilitynorth.org.uk calendar_today03-08-2012 10:11:49

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Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are still NO conversations from either party on Disabled peoples rights & lives in any election coverage! We have & demand better rights! Educate your candidates on disability, and inclusion, Point them to the Manifesto | DPO Forum Manifesto (disabledpeoplesmanifesto.com)

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Disabled people wish to enjoy all the rights guaranteed by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Will the next government implement it? Give us our rights? Ask your MP ! Show them the Manifesto | DPO Forum Manifesto (disabledpeoplesmanifesto.com)

Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Solidarity with Jamie Hale, who was on BBC Breakfast this morning alongside Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People speaking about his appalling treatment at a recent graduation ceremony. Sadly this is far from a once off - it’s deeply systemic When will institutions recognise their Equality Act obligations..?

Disability North (@disabilitynorth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over the next 5 years we have ambitious plans to restore The Dene Centre, an incredibly exciting prospect, starting with the roof! We are looking to raise an additional £50k. Can you help ? justgiving.com/campaign/upont… building on the incredible history! #sponsoraslate #raisetheroof

Inclusion London (@inclusionlondon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Rachel Reeves if you want a #Budget24 that supports disabled people into work, invest in services, invest in accessible housing: Disabled people living in accessible homes are 4 times more likely to be employed. Read DPCG’s pre-budget statement here: inclusionlondon.org.uk/news/pre-budge…

.<a href="/RachelReevesMP/">Rachel Reeves</a> if you want a #Budget24 that supports disabled people into work, invest in services, invest in accessible housing: Disabled people living in accessible homes are 4 times more likely to be employed.
Read DPCG’s pre-budget statement here:
inclusionlondon.org.uk/news/pre-budge…
Disability North (@disabilitynorth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are one of the community organisations supporting North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust to ensure its engagement with the public on its clinical strategy. To get involved visit disabilitynorth.org.uk/other-services…

Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Rachel Reeves Equipment for mobility & health, plus heating to stay well means higher bills for Disabled people. Use #Budget2024 to fund an energy social tariff targeted at Disabled people with high energy costs. Read DPCG’s pre-budget statement here: disabilityrightsuk.org/news/pre-budge…

.<a href="/RachelReevesMP/">Rachel Reeves</a> Equipment for mobility &amp; health, plus heating to stay well means higher bills for Disabled people. Use #Budget2024 to fund an energy social tariff targeted at Disabled people with high energy costs. Read DPCG’s pre-budget statement here:
disabilityrightsuk.org/news/pre-budge…
Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Rachel Reeves Some Disabled people are unable to work. That doesn’t make us less valuable as people. In #budget2024 we need your support, not to be attacked. Read our DPCG pre-budget statement: disabilityrightsuk.org/news/pre-budge…

.<a href="/RachelReevesMP/">Rachel Reeves</a> Some Disabled people are unable to work. That doesn’t make us less valuable as people. In #budget2024 we need your support, not to be attacked.
Read our DPCG pre-budget statement:
disabilityrightsuk.org/news/pre-budge…
Inclusion London (@inclusionlondon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chaotic, rushed-through concessions drawn up on the back of a napkin are no way to make policy that will affect millions of people. MPs must vote NO on benefit cuts, and work with Disabled people to coproduce reforms to welfare that help Disabled people instead of punishing us.

PoliticsHome (@politicshome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The welfare bill would still force 50,000 people into poverty – we must remove the cuts entirely ✍️ Neil Duncan-Jordan MP politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 UN criticises Starmer's benefit cuts, warning that measures will 'increase poverty rates' As MPs go to vote for the final time later today, the bill is receiving international criticism from the United Nations news.sky.com/story/un-criti…

Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (@gmcdp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We ask all MP’s to vote against the Universal Credit (PIP) Bill. It is condemned by: All Deaf & Disabled People’s Organisations All Major Charities All Human Rights orgs All Anti Poverty orgs The United Nations. The DWP’s Bill is simply the wrong policy approach.

Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every Disabled organisation is against this bill. Slashing the Universal Credit health element in half, pushing more Disabled people is unconscionable - especially when the Government could easily tax the rich. ❌MPs must vote against the bill today! #BinUCBill

Disability North (@disabilitynorth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is so important! The concessions have not fixed the bill and we stand with other DPOs in asking MPs to vote against the bill.

Trussell (@trusselluk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 We’re shocked and disappointed. The UK government has pushed through HUGE cuts to Universal Credit for disabled people applying in the future. These cuts will be devastating. They risk pushing even more disabled people to food banks.

Disability Rights UK (@disrightsuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 The Government's Universal Credit Bill has passed, rushing it through in one day, without a committee stage where Disabled people's voices could have been heard. It's clear: the government views Disabled lives as nothing more than a cost-cutting exercise