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Media get paid to write things if lots of people stopped giving them attention and unsubscribed it would make a difference and as for some of these headlines its churnalism if enough MPs vote against the cuts it won't pass the media need to stop saying that it will .

They want to take the power GP's have of giving fit notes away also.

They do not want you to have a penny if you can't work, it's that simple and apparently doing that will help Labour beat Reform, it's absolute lunacy, Labour are a one term government and I never want to see them anywhere near government ever again after this.

Oh Labour have an answer if we can't work, it's called euthanasia.

History will remember that these were the people and organisations who stood up for the poor and disabled in this country against the proposed devastating disability benefit cuts.

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Disability and Advocacy Organisations:
Scope, Disability Rights UK, Inclusion London, Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC), DPO Forum England, Disability Sheffield, Community Integrated Care, NSUN, WinVisible, Crips Against Cuts, Disability Benefits Consortium, Mencap, Sense, RNIB, RNID, National Autistic Society, Leonard Cheshire, Business Disability Forum

Homelessness and Poverty Charities (joint letter to Liz Kendall):
St Mungo’s, Crisis, Shelter, YMCA, Homeless Link, Centrepoint, The Passage, Thames Reach, Depaul UK, Single Homeless Project, Justlife, Hope Housing, The Connection at St Martin’s, Groundswell, Turn2us, Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Faith-Based Organisations:
Church of England (Archbishop of York, Bishop of Leicester), Together for the Church of England, Student Christian Movement

Advocacy and Rights Groups:
Citizens Advice SORT Group, Minority Rights Group, Campaign for Disability Justice, Carers UK, Carers Trust

Trade Unions:
PCS, Unite Community, BFAWU, TUC, Scottish TUC

Disabled People’s Campaigns and Activists:
DPAC, Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (GMCDP), #TakingThePIP campaign

Public Figures:
Liz Carr, Rosie Jones, Ruth Madeley, James Taylor (Scope)

International Bodies:
UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

Political Parties and Governments:
Liberal Democrats (Leader Sir Ed Davey), Green Party of England and Wales, Welsh Government (Labour-led)

Parliamentary and Political Opposition:
Over 170 Labour MPs, Diane Abbott, Andy Burnham (Greater Manchester), Sadiq Khan (London), Rachael Maskell (York Central), Steve Witherden (Montgomeryshire & Glyndŵr), Ros Jones (Doncaster), Leeds West and Pudsey CLP

42 Labour MPs who signed the opposition letter:
Diane Abbott, Paula Barker, Lee Barron, Lorraine Beavers, Apsana Begum, Olivia Blake, Richard Burgon, Dawn Butler, Ian Byrne, Stella Creasy, Neil Duncan-Jordan, Cat Eccles, Barry Gardiner, Mary Glindon, Sarah Hall, Chris Hinchliff, Imran Hussain, Terry Jermy, Kim Johnson, Mary Kelly Foy, Peter Lamb, Ian Lavery, Brian Leishman, Emma Lewell, Clive Lewis, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Rachael Maskell, Andy McDonald, John McDonnell, Abtisam Mohamed, Grahame Morris, Charlotte Nichols, Simon Opher, Kate Osborne, Richard Quigley, Andrew Ranger, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Zarah Sultana, Jon Trickett, Chris Webb, Nadia Whittome, Steve Witherden


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Note: This list is as accurate as possible at this time, but some names or organisations may have been missed or updated since. If anyone wants to mention or add others, please do — and please keep sharing this widely.

Cardiff protest on 3rd June going ahead despite the cowardly DWP cancelling the consultation. See DPAC site for details. Organisers have chosen a central location which is actually suitable and accessible for disabled people - something the DWP could not, or did not want to do. 

No hope really is there if Timms treats those having seizures badly, I have them and have known all along that this so called pathway to work was nothing but a joke, I am not surprised by his reaction, it seems compassion is severely lacking in the Labour camp.  Oh well will have to await our fate, my seizures are frequent but vary in type, I also have to deal with incontinence, I lost daily living at my last review, I just hope to keep my mobilty, I also hope to retain lcwra for a year as I am cb based only but won't hold my breath I made the mistake of setting aside some savings how dumb was I.

Yesterday, l saw a new consultant for my bone muscle disease. I didn't see a consultant for years, but I have engaged with OT who wrote a very good letter that I handed in to pip ..  My condition has worsened.  I don't think it's a good idea to involve my new consultant.  It was a disaster..Straight away l don't like her . I have  a physical disability too ,meaning I don't look like the average bear ..This causes incredible anxiety..Heart pounding and sometimes panic attacks..  The appointment was very strange.  I won't go into detail.. Will my old OT letter still be counted as evidence.  I can also get a support letter from my GP 

reeves writes of   10 billion taxpayers cash to natwest.

DWP has just cancelled the Cardiff Consultasham, the ONLY in person event in Wales. 

Well the consultation has been cancelled. Disgraceful!

In regards of that person collapsing and Timms not giving two you know whats.

Ideally we need large unions, eg unite to inform Starmer that if the cuts go ahead they will withdraw funding for labour. That should concentrate minds wonderfully!

Reeves is too busy listening to the desperate plight of the "non-dom community".

I read about Timms' heartless response to someone having a seizure, I want to know what Bible he reads as it clearly states to show compassion towards the afflicted.