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Labour Created the Modern Welfare State. Are They Now Dismantling It?

Glasgow, Scotland · Glasgow

Labour Created the Modern Welfare State. Are They Now Dismantling It?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

THE Labour Party created the modern welfare state ...See the Story

Disabled people are finished with Labour after that sham of a DWP welfare bill

Keir Starmer · Palestine

Disabled people are finished with Labour after that sham of a DWP welfare bill

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After the government gutted their Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) welfare ‘reform’ bill to get it through Parliament, disabled people are left to pick up the pieces. In spite of Labour’s huge majority, the bill only passed by 75 votes. That’s in spite of Keir Starmer’s embarrassing U-turns. In one such instance, DWP minister Stephen Timms had his PIP changes shelved until after a review into the system. As the Guardian reported: This capp…See the Story

Mental health gets expert input

Mental Health · Atlanta

Mental health gets expert input

Autistic people, as experts by experience, are creating multimedia learning materials and working alongside professionals to train staff to improve mental health care. Georgia Pavlopoulou reports See the Story

Family caring to the end of life

Caring for an autistic person is lifelong and can include managing serious illness in later life. In this extract from her family memoir, Caroline Elton describes supporting her brother LionelHesse · Hesse See the Story

Regulator locks in new liquidity standards for aged care providers

The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission (ACQSC) has released its consultation report on the draft Financial and Prudential Standards set to come into effect under the new Aged Care Act from 1 November 2025 – and as expected, the core liquidity rules are unchanged. In February, the Commission flagged that residential aged care providers would be required to hold liquid funds equal to 10% of their Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RADs) and 3…Australia · Australia See the Story

Saba Salman: We can all agree on the basics of a good life

We know what people need not only to survive, but thrive Read Article

New chair of trustees at Community Living

We’re delighted to announce that the charitable board which publishes Community Living has appointed Rhidian Hughes, chief executive of Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG), as chair of trustees.Read Article

The danger of the safety valve

A recent case has highlighted how councils are struggling to manage the spiralling cost of special educational needs and disabilities provision, and whether a financial rescue scheme may put balancing budgets ahead of children’s education and wellbeing, writes Saba SalmanEducation Read Article

A need to thrive again

With pressures on public finances, self-advocacy support has diminished and people are finding things hard. Governments need to focus on both financial and moral responsibility, says Joe PowellCanada · Canada Read Article

‘I would be nothing without Del’

Del the pig is an invaluable partner to Tilley Milburn, speaking as the ‘voice of reason’ whether at home or on stage. Seán Kelly finds out about the life and times of this unusual double act Read Article

Jan Walmsley: inclusive history group has gained an international influence

A group including people with learning disabilities set out to correct the official record and paint a more complex, nuanced picture – and set a standard for inclusive research Read Article

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