Get your MP to act against cuts
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the DWP found that more time with a work coach improved mental well being for claimants with mental health issues
They must've been really friendly easy going work coaches, because when I had to see a work coach even though she wasn't that bad and nothing was mandatory, my depression, anxiety, and stress got a lot worse (and not just in the moment, it was actually long lasting, I'd be waking up everyday feeling a lot worse) because of her always trying to push me into things that I wouldn't be able to cope with or just wasn't able to face, it made my mental health worse.
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wells done everyone for getting to page 15 of this thread and a massive well done to @Dragonwolfsprite for being the first person to post on page 15
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I’ve been so inspired by what I have seen from Scope and this community I wrote to my MP this morning. I thought it was essential and hope it has some positive impact because he’s supporting the changes 😩
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I cannot find any info about how my MP is going to vote. I wrote to her about WASPI (sp) debacle some time ago as part of the Age UK campaign, her response was as expected, rhetoric only. Is there somewhere I can find out her intentions re the vote ?
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My MP is Yvette Cooper, I have emailed her, i doubt I will get anything back.
If your MP is Richard Tice, hard luck, he hates disabled people
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Or having Kendall as MP. I sympathise with anyone who has one of these MP's.
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My local MP is Peter Lamb.
He is opposed to the proposed changes,also the 'new' concessions.
Thankyou Peter Lamb!
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Tom collins is my mp and favours cuts, like he did with pensioners and farmers.
He dosent care about his constitutes only his career
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yet in my lifetime to see a poor farmer just a few bad business men who tried to do it without the government subsidies of which there are a plenty
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All three of my city's MP's voted Aye 😡to the green paper yesterday. No surprise really, it has always been a Labour stronghold, all three are young and will want to make an impression and more importantly keep their positions. They might be in for a shock though when it comes to the GE, at the recent local elections, Reform made real waves, that's as scary as hell.
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Our mp, was in the paper, He is not people favorite, He dosent reply to any emails, from the public , organisations, etc. Or if they do ,it's a standard reply. Just comes out for photos.
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all the big farmers dont buy tractors they lease them for 3 years then the dealers sell them to 3rd world countries
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Ah back when I could drive I had a tme evo 6 with a 2.3 stroker engine at 550 bhp that was fun
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I’ve emailed my MP again, he voted in favour of the planned welfare reform and intends to again.
I got an automated reply “Luke Charters MP is expecting the birth of his second son in early July and will be on paternity leave for at least four weeks.”
It’s easy to vote for something you’re not personally impacted by!
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