The Second Reading of the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill has passed with 335 votes to 260 – a majority of 75 – following a last-minute major concession from the Government.

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For Learning Disability Week, SeeAbility has launched a new awareness video to help remove the barriers to eye tests for people with learning disabilities, who are 10 times more likely to have a sight ...

Responses to the Spending Review Tom Marsland, Head of Policy at Sense, said: “The lack of focus on social care in the spending review will come as a huge disappointment to the 1.6 million disabled ...

Responses to the Bill Dr Rhidian Hughes, Chief Executive of the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG), said: “There is a great deal of concern about what the Universal Credit and Personal ...