Timms Review of PIP Interim Report
The Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment: interim reportGOV.UKDepartment for Work and Pensions
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Regional Stakeholder Network annual activity report
Regional Stakeholder Network annual activity update: December 2024 to December 2025GOV.UKDisability Unit
Consultation on Benefit Paid to Carers
Views sought to transform benefit paid to carersOpening today (Tuesday 7 July 2026) the six-week call for evidence will gather views on: modernising the earnings limit to reduce the impact of the current cliff edge, improving predictability for carers with varying incomes, and better supporting those with work and
DWP Disability Confident Scheme Survey
We are inviting you to share your experience as a disabled employee or as an employee with long-term health conditions, through a short anonymous survey. Your response will help shape the future of Disability Confident, a voluntary scheme that encourages employers to improve their support for disabled people in
Equal Pay and Pay Discrimination Consultation
Equal pay and pay discriminationWe are seeking views on how we can comprehensively reform the pay discrimination framework so that it works better for workers, businesses and the justice system.GOV.UKOffice for Equality and Opportunity
RSN Greater London PIP Review Contributions
Thanks to all who shared views on the PIP Review via our collaborative doc and elsewhere. I hope you found enough ways to contribute and let me know how it was and what to improve.
The docs that were sent are here: One was based around our own themes and
SEND Review Follow up to Questions from RSNs
What is happening to future EOTAS packages, especially those post-16 and post-19?
* Current legislation remains in place and a local authority may continue to put in place education otherwise than at a school or college provision under section 61 of the Children and Families Act 2014, where it
Change to Deprivation of Liberty law by Supreme Court
UK Supreme Court Abolishes 'Acid Test' for Disabled Liberty | Oliver Lewis posted on the topic | LinkedInHere’s my explainer on this week’s UKSupremeCourt’s decision to abolish the ‘acid test’ for determining whether a disabled person is deprived of their liberty. (Reposting the video ‘natively’
Workplace Protections for Unpaid Carers Consultation
From the Dept of Business and Trade (thanks to Sam Everard):
We wanted to make you aware that the Government has today launched a consultation on new workplace protections for unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children, as part of the ongoing work to implement the Employment Rights Act.
Timms Review Workshop in a Box
From the Timms Review Steering Committee:
In a recent open letter we laid out our multi-strand evidence gathering and engagement programme designed to allow people and organisations to contribute to the Timms Review in a way that works for them. A varied approach will ensure that the Review is
Recent Reports on Disabled People's Lived Experience from the DWP
A qualitative evidence review that explores evidence on disabled people’s lived experiences of harassment and victimisation in the UK.
Disabled people’s experiences of harassment and victimisationA qualitative evidence review that explores evidence on disabled people’s lived experiences of harassment and victimisation in the UK.GOV.UKDisability Unit
Alan Milburn Report Young People and Work
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) officially published Alan Milburn's interim report for the independent review into Young People and Work.
You can view and download the official document directly on GOV.UK here:
Young people and work: interim reportThe young people and work report is an
Employment Rights for Unpaid Carers Consultation
The Government has today launched a consultation on new workplace protections for unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children, as part of the ongoing work to implement the Employment Rights Act.
The consultation, launched by the Minister for Employment Rights Kate Dearden, sets out several proposals that could significantly
Government Must Listen to People with Learning Disabilities
A new campaign by the Bring People Home from Hospital Network, supported by Inclusion London, is calling for Parliament to follow the Equality Act and start including people with learning difficulties. They have shared an open letter and created a petition.
Government must listen to people with learning difficulties