Benefit reforms save £3bn but will be a disaster for DWP claimants
Labour Party plans to get more disabled people back to work must ensure that the risk is not carried solely by the individual if they take steps towards work, new…
How Athletes Can Benefit from eBikes
Electric bikes, or eBikes, have surged in popularity across the globe, not just among casual riders but also among athletes. These high-tech bikes offer a unique blend of fitness and…
DWP benefit fraud is the next Post Office scandal waiting to happen
The Labour government’s latest plans at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is a Post Office scandal-scale disaster waiting to happen. Specifically, the department – with a rapsheet of…
Lynks to appear at Jeremy Corbyn-backed benefit concert
Jeremy Corbyn’s Peace and Justice Project has just announced more details of its upcoming concert in London – raising funds for people in Gaza. It will include a performance by…
Disabled TODDLERS target of right-wing ‘benefit scrounger’ agenda
The new Labour Party government might be in summer recess, but there’s no time like the present for throwing disabled people under the bus. It’s summer recess – but don’t…
DWP benefit fraud in the spotlight once again
The now Labour-led Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published its annual report. So predictably, it was prime opportunity for the right-wing hacks at the Times to punch down on…
Two-child benefit cap issues nailed by Mick Lynch
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch has nailed one of the issues behind the two-child benefit cap. Speaking on BBC Newsnight on 17 July, he said: Two thirds of the people…
Starmer again fails to commit to scrapping two-child benefit cap
Keir Starmer was in Nuneaton on 10 June to campaign for his policies for UK children at the general election. He claimed he would give “every child the best start…
DWP benefit deaths inquiry: can claimants give evidence?
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is investigating the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)’s inhumane treatment of disabled people claiming benefits. However, there’s one big, glaring problem with…
DWP benefit fraud shock as department finds some real cases of it
For once, the waste-of-space fraud unit at Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has actually caught some real-life fraudsters leeching British taxpayers out of a tidy £53.9m. So naturally, the…
DWP hiring new fraud agents amidst more benefit claimant bashing
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is once again ramping up its benefit criminal rhetoric around Universal Credit. Specifically, it has announced its plans to hire 2,500 ‘external agents’…