March 26th and Green Paper Mega Discussion (ITV leaks, etc)
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Not Abolishing at All they're Reducing it for New Claims!
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yip they are leaks to itn news very scarry if do this
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theres a doctor on twitter who has said that nothing will change anytime soon,most changes will only apply to new claims,the proposals will be substantially watered down as they go through the commons and then we will take them to court under the equality act and win.she seems to know what shes talking about and is trying to calm disabled people.she also said that if they try and reduce lcwra they would be crucified in court under the equality act.if the government leaked the details to see how people react id say the reaction of most people is very negative to outright hostile to these plans.i think they will be very silly to try and do these changes even for new claims because its yet another attack on the poorest in society.
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Exactly bring it on I'm done with fear based social media news shows how sad The govement are relying on divide sad embarrassing I also wanted to say don't be afraid to say everything in your MR I did in my review I actually called them bullies told them assessments gave me ptsd I wrote alot and I got it I'm not recommending you swear just don't be frightened of them say everything also I don't know if you know can do sars form at doctors medical notes can go back years I highlighted certain topics I had with doctor highlighted medication diagnosis and my daughter who is my lifeline wrote a letter
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it makes me think they leaked it to see if the reaction they’ll get , either that or someone so disgusted by it leaked it . Either way how can they legally cut back LCWRA after the judge in the Ellen Clifford case said it was illegal?
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Dr Jay Watts. I'I've Started following her and i agree with what she says.
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It will eventually come round to us so we need to fight for everyone
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I know they are not abolishing it as I pointed our yesterday on here all I knew of at the time was that they stated they were reducing LCWRA
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Thank you I’ve written a 9 page statement about everything and explained how much they upset me, what they got wrong and did the SAR and got more medical evidence just waiting for my partner to finish a statement aswell then we’ll be sending it off glad that you got it in the end ❤️
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Any chance of a layman's terms post by SCOPE to reduce panic and inaccurate comments please? I think members are awaiting this even if there's not much to tell.
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I totally understand @emc123 but the issue we have right now is we have no actual news to break down for people, it's all just rumours. But I'll have a chat with the team on Tuesday when we're all together. 😊
Scope will of course make a formal statement when we have the facts in front of us.
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Benefit Cuts were Not what was deemed Unlawful, it was the way in which the Consultation was handled that was Unlawful, not a Particular Part of the Proposals within it.
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You are my estranged brother, and I claim my £5.
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You go girl your be ok they try to put people off!!
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And The words proposals that's all they are I really see it when people say their looking from backing of public
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yes thats right i would imagine she knows what shes talking about as she seems confident in what shes saying.
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no it means pip won't have a rise in 2026.
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It means that in financial year 2026/27 PIP will be paid at the same rate as in financial year 2025/26. It won't go up in accordance with the inflation rate as it will next month.
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I understand been down rabbit hole 2030 and can see it unravelling when I try speak about it get pushed back what can we do just have to live for the moment d
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Interesting they not doing it this April. Does that also mean the UC changes are not until 2026 as well?
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