George Rolph, who has post- traumatic stress disorder, told the Star today how his incapacity benefit was suddenly stopped after Atos found him “fit for work.” He said: “I realised that this is it, there’s no way I can pay … Continue reading
A doctor who worked for the private company which assesses people for disability benefits says its methods are “unfair”. Greg Wood, a former Royal Navy doctor, resigned from Atos earlier this month, after working as an assessor for two-and-a-half years. … Continue reading
Are we all sitting comfortably? We are, then let me tell you a bit of news. The Home Secretary thinks that all police officers should be fitted with “Spy Cameras”, the type that we now often see on police officers … Continue reading
Katie Hopkins seems to have a hatred of people who are disabled and especially disabled people living or should I say existing on benefits, she has after all a record for this sort of abuse - http://atosvictimsgroup.co.uk/2012/05/13/katie-hopkins-of-apprentice-fame-attacks-those-on-disability-benefits/ This woman has no … Continue reading
At last, after three years of cuts to social care, there now seems to be a growing awareness that there may be a problem in cutting this vital public service. Sadly that problem, at least as far as the newspapers … Continue reading
MP Tom Greatrex says it’s wrong for the private firm to be cashing in when sick and disabled people are suffering because of the “mess” caused by new rules on claiming benefits. The private firm have been carrying out assesments … Continue reading
Stephanie Bottrill, 53, was found dead by a motorway last weekend. Earlier, she had posted her keys and a note saying the Government was ‘to blame’ for her death through a neighbour’s door. Her son Steven, 27, told the Sunday … Continue reading
Brendan O’Neill tells us in an article for the “Telegraph” that Left Wing Activists are at fault for treating disabled people as objects of pity by describing the use of the word “Vulnerable” as a form of insult, disabled people … Continue reading
Work Secretary Iain Duncan Smith was urged to apologise to the unemployed tonight after watchdogs rapped him for abusing statistics. The former Tory leader claimed that the Coalition’s decision to cap benefit payments had driven 8,000 people to get a … Continue reading
Now I know that disabled people enjoy a laugh just like the next person but this latest bit of news I have is not funny whatsoever? According to a very well-respected blogger it appears the Nursing Times is accepting sponsorship … Continue reading