Our comment: “We have seen multiple inquiries into social care reform without meaningful change. Disabled people don’t need more reports – we need urgent, transformative reform to address the chronic underfunding and systemic failures in social care.”

Breaking: We are delighted to share that our client Ellen Clifford has won her case against the DWP over an unlawful consultation held on reforms tightening the #WorkCapabilityAssessment. These reforms would lead to over 400,000 people being worse off by at least £416 a month.

The Touretteshero Department for Wonder and Play zine is BACK - paid opportunity for disabled creatives aged 14-26. Straightforward and supportive application process - if you/someone you know is interested, more on our website! touretteshero.com/2025/01/17/you…

Free Queen's Theatre Hornchurch Zoom workshop for artists on fundraising 101! Whether you've got a project in mind or not, it is practical & focused, run by a great trainer. Thursday 26 January, 6pm on Zoom (with palantypist). Sign up here queens-theatre.co.uk/whatson/a-guid…

Dr Rachel Clarke (Palliative care doctor): If we don't address the state of palliative care, some people will "choose" to end their life through assisted suicide because we as a society don't care enough to give them the care that might make life worth living. (Dr Rachel Clarke)

The man who has an arrest warrant for him from the ICC is invited to the White House as a guest of honor. This is the world we live in. Faith leaders must make their voices heard in times like this.

This is really, really worrying, and I imagine does nothing to reassure the scores of disabled people who were terrified about this bill passing. Now we aren’t even invited to the table 🫠

Today marks seven years since we lost Laura Lee. It's hard to express how much her loss impacted our community and advocacy for sx workers in Ireland. We miss you Laura Lee.

On this day, and everyday since Professor Benjamin Zephaniah #honours theguardian.com/books/2003/nov…

We are grateful to @VickyFoxcroft for taking a principled stand on disability benefit cuts. As shadow disability minister, she worked closely with Disabled People's Organisations + is an expert on how disability policy should work. Other MPs must listen closely to what she's said

Vicky Foxcroft 💙 For those MPs who are in politics to improve lives of people in their community, you now have an opportunity to join @VickyFoxcroft and reject cuts that would plunge 700,000 Disabled people into poverty or deeper poverty. The 2nd reading of the bill nears + this message is urgent

Vicky Foxcroft 💙 .@VickyFoxcroft has resigned as whip, saying she can't support these cuts, nor whip (force) other MPs to vote for the cuts This is the beginning of an MP rebellion - keep up the pressure, join over 3000 people and send our letter to your MP: buff.ly/hxuqjew #TakingThePIP

Tomorrow we at Inclusion London will give evidence to the London Assembly Housing Committee's evidence session on accessible housing. You can tune in or watch the discussion in the public gallery at City Hall!

That cabinet minister Pat McFadden has done the morning broadcast rounds claiming huge numbers are “signing on” to PIP daily demonstrates why the government has a rebellion on its hands: the cuts are not simply immoral - they are based on blatant lies few MPs wish to repeat.

This is what real devastation looks like.

Congratulations to Zohran Mamdani and his thousands of grassroots supporters for their extraordinary campaign. You took on the political, economic and media Establishment- and you beat them. Now it’s on to victory in the general election.

Brilliant. Martin Lewis destroying the defence minister. ‘Minister can I interrupt you. You keep talking about getting people into work… but PIP is not an out-of-work benefit. I don’t know why you keep talking about getting people back to work’. #TakingThePIP

Since 1971 the extra costs of disability (AA, MobA, DLA, now PIP) enabled me to access education, employment, housing . It's what enabled a career which led me to Parliament. When I met Stephen Timms MP it became obvious he is under orders. Be brave MPs you can say not this way

This just shows again that the reforms are only about meeting arbitrary fiscal targets at the expense of pushing disabled people into poverty. Read the full story 👇

Vicky Foxcroft MP: 'I don’t want to speak out like this but the govt needs to listen so I will use my voice to amplify voices that are being ignored.' Just a snippet of her first interview since resigning over the disability benefit cuts. Full story tomorrow. #WelfareNotWarfare