Green Paper Discussion (from 24th March, 2025)
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Forgive me if I have missed it, when are the changes for LCWRA and PIP coming into action?
Thanks in advance
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Now every news article is about PIP because of Labour meaning more people will apply for it.
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I agree as someone with invisible disabilities my neighbours probley think same of me clean do hair make up which is a mask I actually won't be seen without it so the struggle is real saying hello having 5 minute conversations laughing joking is a mask put me around people for 8 hours a day I will crumble it's awful
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You was so right about timms I thought oh great when they said he'd be disabilities minster boy was I wrong
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Yh not a good conversation to have like physical disabilities verse mental health was pne comment i seen when talking of benefit cuts one person why dont they go for mental health and leave physical disabilities alone wow and my thoughts was no ones above anyone anyway touchy subject and so not good
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Sometimes it's better no knowing
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Be reassessed put down to lwc and eventually job searches i cant work so yes my main worry is lwcra
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Also if labour push through green paper may not enough time for people to challenge it in court like did we tories and labour have been hiring influences all through campaign up till now doesn't surprise me
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So you lose lwcra pip and some people carers as well
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President Trump is doing what he promised , whether people agree or not , he's keeping his promise . Our government lied in their manifesto and even worse what they are doing to us the disabled .
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Trump, misleads the public continuously. Every other word he says it’s a lie.
And yes, Labour Party have been more devious than him in terms of their manifesto.
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That depends if you watch MSM .
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Does anyone know if there is the new PIP form out to have a look at ? I read somewhere there was one leaked.
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A little more about the Work and Pensions Select Committee inquiry into the (so called) Welfare Reform Proposals
https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/164/work-and-pensions-committee/news/206290/governments-welfare-reform-proposals-subject-of-new-committee-inquiry/
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How can they when they arent medically qualified
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you mean like in here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wuNWdW0UXWI&pp=ygUjVHJ1bXAgbWlzaW5mb3JtYXRpb24gYWJvdXQgYWJvcnRpb24%3D
don’t make me laugh please.You can think whatever you want about Trump, I can’t care less but he’s a compulsive liar.
That’s a fact. Not an opinion, not a MSM. A FACT
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My MP isn't on the list of those intending to vote against disability benefit cuts.
He is Liebour
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alexrodaOnline Community Member Posts: 137 Empowering5:22AMedited 6:01AMEd Miliband was leading the opposition 2010-2015Corbyn 2015-2020Those changes agreed before Corbyn’s time?Yes, (and before Starmer's time!) by the following amended ESA regulations.
Title: The Employment and Support Allowance( Limited Capability for Work and Limited Capability for Work-Related Activity) (Amendment) Regulations 2011:
Iain Duncan Smith Government posts
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Department for Work and Pensions 12 May 2010 - 19 March 2016IDS wrote those amendments in preparation for his Welfare Reform Act 2012.
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and if Trump (Republican) and Liebour don’t tackle the problem of inequality soon, they’ll both be out of a job next election.
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Search UK Parliament to see any MP's Parliamentary career - Committee memberships, voting records, Opposition posts and Government posts - to get a flavour of their interests.
Timms and Abrahams have always known how IDS reformed (deformed) the LCW/LCWRA rules in 2011.
See also Raynor, Reeves, Kendall, Cooper, Reynolds..
Starmer has surrounded himself with ex-W&P Ministers and advisors perhaps unwittingly. Those Labour Ministers could not risk Corbyn and the then Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, getting into power and exposing their dirty deeds.
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