Spring Statement Discussion (link to documents here)
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So if someone wanted to email say the Education Secretary regarding policies without being in their constituency, they could? As long as it's not about their actual area. An example would be in my area, people have been going around throwing red paint over people's houses (don't know why, stupidity maybe) then that'd be to the local MP because it's about the area. But if someone were to email about policies that the Education Secretary set out then they could directly email that MP?
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I feel I've done all that I can. This is all going to be played out over the next number of months in the MSM/Social Media/Newspapers. I've emailed MP's, responded to the Green Paper, signed petitions. What more can we do? I'm going to try and take a step back from it all to protect my MH.
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I feel the same, somewhat feel at a loss at what more I could do, if anything
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So will labour be out by next November? 🤔
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But they are getting away with it. Nobody can stop them.
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If you google their name - you may be able to find another email address to contact them on
Reeves for example is on CEU.Enquiries@hmtreasury.gov.uk as she works for the treasury
If you try their normal email address (name.mp@parliament.uk) - they may well ignore you
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Biggest issue is the main opposition, Conservatives and Reform's only complaints is that the cuts don't go further, they want to cut 12bn from welfare. Jeremy Hunt who would have been chancellor had the Conservatives won is saying they should have gone further.
It's worrying times, as there's no realistic option for a party that will gain power that will actually protect the sick and disabled. The best hope is still that Starmer gets booted out, and someone from the left wing of the party gets power, and it doesn't even have to be from the Corbyn wing, as eg. Andy Burnham has voiced against these cuts and wouldn't be seen as the left of the party. Problem is the people in power atm are from the right of the party.
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They have another four years to torture us , unless there is a snap election .
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About the 4 years, is it just me or are they in power for 5 years (including last year)? I thought GEs were every 4 years unless I'm just misunderstanding everything
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i have 10 for not being able to go to unfamiliar places & a few 2's in others
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So Starmer says putin, breaking hollow promises. What about him ,he's broken every single pledge he made since coming to.power unbelievable
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In the proposed changes, it'd need to be a 4 in a Daily Living category.
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So basically no matter what what many of us will still lose all our benefits based on the 4 points criteria even if legal battle can happen.
Ty for being honest, but based on this I might as well say I am scr**** and save taxpayer money now by ending life as I will literally lose everything. And before anyone asks NO I do not have family as they have all passed away and my few friends either work hard on low wages or disabled.
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That's for mobility rather than "daily living" - daily living is what you need 4's for
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Just because they can do it does not mean as yet it's enshrined in stone. The point I wanted to make was to counter the idea that this is a done deal and once it becomes law we have no avenue through which to improve or fight back.
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Next UK general election is 15th August 2029
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Every 5 years
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He has answered on daily living hegets a 10 in one of the 10 catagories
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Where's that come from please?? There wouldn't be a GE during parliamentary recess and they can call one anytime in the last, 4th year. Not that I'm thinking that far ahead especially as I possibly won't vote in the future.
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