The Universal Credit Bill becomes law. Here are the changes to disability benefits you need to know
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So Telegraph (I really don't look for their articles, a terrible paper) were running with Pat McFadden replacing Liz Kendall with plans for another benefits clampdown. I mean I thought all of this was done with.
Expect more Labour infighting, more rebellions and that was maybe why MP's like Maskell lost the whip so they will start again sans rebels.
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somebody reason with me because legal jargon goes over my head.
On a scale of 1 to completely F’d … where are we at?
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I don't know but surely Starmer can see clearly now The Rayner's gone…..
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And this is why I keep dreaming of a regenerative cohousing community where disability law will be only part of our daily reality, because nature is abundant and I am sick and tired of living in this system of scarcity mindset and selfish greed. Anyone else?
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There is a great book called Living Together by Mim Skinner that you may be interested in @marybelsalis! It's non fiction and it talks about all the different types of alternative communities and ways people can live together and it does focus a lot about disability, it's very interesting and thought provoking.
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I think Catherine was in on the joke,Chris ! 😉…
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@marybelsalis I love the idea of disabled people living together in supportive communities. But we're a heterogeneous social group. Some disabled people are not financially dependent on benefits, others live in poverty and squalor. There are so many different levels of disability and care needs. Some of us are surrounded by family. Others are frighteningly alone. Your community ideal strikes me as a laudable Utopia… but I'm open to correction.
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Our future community is as diverse as we are, with kindness and respectful interaction as the only requirements, and since there are great examples worldwide (from L’Arche to cohousing projects and The Venus Project) proving such models work, I’ll open a new discussion thread for anyone interested in exploring this further.
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@Catherine21 would you be able to post the link to this article please? None of us will be able to click on the links contained in the article. Thank you. 😊
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Not quite @Catherine21 that's for downloading it as a document. Have a little look at the youtube video we sent you previously via DM. That should help. 😊
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Not there yet @Catherine21 have a look at the video we sent you. Is this from a website or an email you received?
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Please Do.
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I did - : https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/138401/housing-independent-living-co-designing-our-forever-home-together#latest
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It would be David Lammy !
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where there's a will there's a way …
some standing MP could/would resign paving the way for Burnham to become an MP
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Behold the Great Saviour of the Nation..Is this really what people want?
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If it is true that racism is a mental illness/ distortion/delusion, I can’t help but wonder what else Nigel Farage has yet to be diagnosed with…
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People still think Sir Keir Starmer is the bad guy???
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