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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Perverting the course of justice: Once a crime, now government policy

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Reblogged from Vox Political: Chequebook justice: Your unelected government wants to ensure that nobody can challenge its policies an...

Bedroom tax: the first 100 days

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More than three months after the bedroom tax was implemented, one housing association reveals the impacts of the policy The bedroom tax...

Bedroom Tax: "The main cost is the effect this move has had on my wife"

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Source: An Open Letter To Andrew Stephenson, MP for Pendle Dear Mr. Stephenson, As you are very much aware, I have been affected b...

Wage Repression explained

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Reblogged from AAV: The objective of this series is to try to explain seemingly complex socio-economic theories and concepts in...
Monday, July 29, 2013

Digital By Default Abandoned In Universal Credit Pathfinder Fiasco

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Far from being ‘digital by default’ the latest information on the new Universal Credit benefit system suggests that “most interactions ...

Then and Now

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Internet Porn Censor To Also Block Conspiracy Theories

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'The totalitarian tip-toe is tap dancing to tyranny with the proposed Internet censorship bill in the United Kingdom. In the nam...

ESA-WRAG: Get Better... Or Else?

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Reblogged from Where's the Benefit?: Disabled people have precious few illusions left about how the DWP views us, but a new pilo...

ATOS and the DWP – A Performance With Smoke and Mirrors

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Reblogged from downwithalltha t: : Just a Few Bad Apples Reports The government has been forced by public opinion, alongside a ver...

Atos: “Leave Your Clinical Skills, (and Your Principles) at the Door”

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Reblogged from downwithallthat: Deputy Medical Director of Sally’s Atos Centre:   “You’d better throw your principles out the win...

Spirit Of The Workhouse Alive And Well In Tory Britain

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As the Government pushes through increasingly savage cuts to social security, it has been ideology along with cost cutting that been at...

BBC colluding in gov't attack on benefit claimants

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The cruellest thing about the benefits cap is not that it could make thousands of people homeless or force more families to depend on foo...

SERCO, Work Programme Providers, and Fraud.

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This is the story that’s caught people’s attention – from the Independent . In an announcement that throws the Coalition’s privatisat...

EU planning to own and operate spy drones and an air force

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The European Union is pondering an EU Commission proposal to acquire a fleet of surveillance drones, satellites, and planes as part of a...

Bedroom Tax Judgement, High Court, July 30th 9.30 am

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9.30am Tuesday 30th July Vigil outside Royal Courts of Justice Bedroom Tax Judicial Review Judgement Join us to gather outside the Roya...

Ex-Atos nurse tells of disgust at Assessments

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Reblogged from Diary of a Benefit Scrounger: It's clearly not enough for sick and disabled people to tell of their horrific exper...

Ambulance drivers told not to take 'death list' patients to hospital: Patients who tell GPs they want to die at home could be denied vital emergency treatment

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'Ambulance crews are being told not to take patients to hospital if they have been put on controversial ‘death lists’ drawn up by ...