We welcome that the Govt has recognised the damaging effect of the proposed #PIP cuts. But serious cuts to #UC for #Disabled people are still there. Ministers should drop them too. The Govt now has an opportunity to fully re-think its approach and work with Disabled people.

RT @InclusionBarnet: Our team visited No 10 to deliver our @CampaignFDJ response to the Pathways to Work Green Paper, along with an open le….

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We took the voice of our local community and beyond all the way to No 10. Together we ARE making a difference. Thank you @BarnetPost for sharing. 📰 #OpportunitySecurityRespect.

As we keep an eye on Westminster, and the UC & PIP Bill’s second reading today, we want to remind you that your voice matters, and by raising them together we continue to make a difference. #BenefitCuts #OpportunitySecurityRespect.

RT @DisRightsUK: Amongst all the noise, we are sending our solidarity to all Disabled people watching on as we see our lives, our impairmen….

RT @hollybunty: “Pple receiving disability benefits will have already worked through complex application processes to secure essential supp….

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Our staff delivered an open letter signed by supporters, major charities & orgs to @10DowningStreet yesterday, opposing proposed cuts. Despite the last-minute "concessions," our work isn't done. Read more: #OpportunitySecurityRespect #BenefitCuts

“Even with these concessions, the bill before parliament is not a reform – it’s still rationing. MPs must not condemn future disabled people to the poverty and indignity these devastating planned cuts will cause.”.

RT @TrussellUK: ❗️ The changes the UK government has announced will help protect some disabled people. BUT we need to make sure support is….

RT @DisRightsUK: 🗣️"These cuts won't save any money. The costs don't go if you cut benefits they get pushed around the system.". Our campa….

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Consultation on the Govt Green Paper Pathways to Work: Keep Britain Working ends today. Crucially, neither the proposals nor the rushed adjustments involved the true experts: #Disabled people and their organisations. There’s still more to do.

On Friday, we wrote to every MP in the UK to urge them to reject the rushed Personal Independence Payment and Universal Credit bill being voted on in Parliament tomorrow. Whatever the outcome, we still need your support. Sign up to support our campaign:

Our Green Paper response is clear. This isn't reform. It's cuts disguised as change. The proposals would:.Push more Disabled people into poverty 📉.Link support to a failing PIP system 🚫.Undermine safety, autonomy & rights ⚠️.📄 #TakingThePIP

Our response to the Pathways to Work Green Paper calls for: . Fair benefits based on real living costs ✔️ .Opt-in support, not sanctions ✔️ .No benefit changes without co-production with Disabled people ✔️ . An end to policy-making that risks lives ✔️ . 📄

Offering to involve Disabled people in shaping these cuts will do nothing to change their unacceptability. 🚫 . For this reason, our opposition to the bill remains, and we will be delivering our letter to Downing Street on Monday. Add your name:

From the start, Disabled voices and DPOs were left out of reforms that affect our lives, safety, and future. Now the Government announces last-minute concessions to fix proposals that should never have been written in the first place. #TakingThePIP . 🧵

RT @DisRightsUK: 🚨 Joint statement: Unacceptable “concessions” on the disability cuts MUST be rejected. It is not a concession for future….