Disabled people fearing 'lives about to get worse' due to welfare reforms

Almost 400,000 more judged unfit to work after Labour axes Tory reforms

Move comes after a High Court ruling deemed previous government’s plans unlawful

Citizen’s Advice ‘deeply concerned’ about changes to health and disability benefits

Leaders at Citizen’s Advice Mid-Lincolnshire say they are “deeply concerned” about the government’s plans to change the criteria for disability benefits.

MP says welfare system in 'desperate need of reform' ahead of disability benefit cuts

A ST HELENS MP says that the welfare system is in "desperate need of reform" ahead of cuts to disability benefits, but admitted his concerns about the planned changes.

UK Gov can't say how many people will lose PIP and Universal Credit in Wales

Our requests to see the figures have been ignored

‘Barely making ends meet’: disabled single mother hit by government and council cuts

Single disabled people in Slough could be affected by government benefits cuts and changes to Slough council tax discounts

In particular, associations and social actors are concerned about the introduction in the coming months of the suspension of active solidarity income for beneficiaries who do not comply with their contract of employment, including the obligation to carry out at least 15 hours of activity per week.