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The Beginning of the End!3
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IT'S OVER2
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I love silver fox . The way he talks about them is hysterical. I’ve also watched a bit of Dan Wootton on the Starmer family situation.
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The only reason they would vote against is so they can say next election we didn't go for cuts but yes I'm agreeing I can't see them not vote for it
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I did too but that was before they where put at bottom I think on one wants to be associated with starmer anymore
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She doesn't want to go down with sinking ship now they will vote against this as public in uproar and they are in a very vunerable place
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If our mps fight to stop this we must email them and thank them and assure them if they tackle this we will have thier backs and definitely vote them in at elections
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That's just made my morning, Zelda from Terrahawks!!😅😅
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Ben claimant is from the YouTube channel where he shows Ellen Clifford videos. I don’t know much about him but I think he’s a journalist who’s been fighting the cause a long time . He did say it’s information from ministers who he spoke to after the debate. I assume the Diane Abbott debate unless there are others . The fact he seems connected to Ellen and it was on DPAC ( though in comments section so no idea where he himself posted it) gives a bit of credence to me . Interesting if it’s true it’s not been reported in msm as far as I know
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This wouldn't make any sense, as the recent proposals are set to increase funding and support for Access to Work. So I think you may have read that wrongly.0 -
Yes you can ask but they might say no.
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I read somewhere that a dwp whistleblower has claimed they’re already making cuts to it such as not funding certain chairs etc . I can’t remember her name . But I’m sure I read more cuts are coming and cuts to access to work was only thing I read . I didn’t pay too much attention as I’m not able to work though
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Hi Albus , this is what I read from disability news service. I hope they make sense as I got a bit confused sending them .
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Ok thanks for sharing @secretsquirrel1 I was getting my information direct from the governemnt site, so I'll be keeping a close eye on this. I use Access to Work to help me with my working day, as do so many disabled people. This could stop people from working, not put them back in work.
Taken from the government site here
"Stopping people from falling into long-term economic inactivity through early intervention and support by:
- Access to Work Scheme: We will consult on improvements to help people start and stay in work with reasonable adjustments including aids, appliances and assistive technology. These would be the first substantive changes to Access to Work since its introduction in 1994"
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It does seem ridiculous of the government to even consider this but would show that any cuts are about cost cutting and not getting people into work. Though pip is an in work benefit so we already know it’s cost cutting. There’s also a video on YouTube regarding the whistleblower. I think the DNS is a reputable news site ?
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OOh Albus I hope this doesn't effect you wrote to your mp
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Everyday something new comes out they are showing themselves up stinks and I read won't be targeting young will be older people ???
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Another MP has come out against the cuts . Jonathon Brash for Hartlepool has said he’s voting against as although they need to get people into work this isn’t the way to do it . He’s name is not on the known list and letter. I get the feeling he would have voted for cuts but is trying to appease to keep his seat .
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I've found the DNS does like it's clickbait titles @secretsquirrel1 but I'd not call them a bad news service a all. You just sometimes need to read between the lines a bit, or take what they say with a pinch of salt.
I claim PIP so this will all effect me unfortunately @Catherine21 but yes, I have of course written to my MP. 😉1
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