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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Court told woman stole clothes to pay rent after benefits cut
Reposted from Ludlow Tenbury & Wells advertiser … and fining this woman is going to help who exactly!!! A Kidderminster woman cliamed she stole to pay her rent after her benefits were sanctioned because she failed to turn up for … Continue reading
Is this the end of National Insurance?
Reposted from the Telegraph Now call me an old cynic, but is Gidiots’ plan to merge National Insurance and Income Tax a vain attempt to minimise the savage staff cuts in HMRC. Does Gidiot not know that National Insurance is … Continue reading
Department for Work and Pensions Iain Duncan Smith tells furious MPs to stop ‘lecturing’ him for refusing to reveal benefits deaths
Reposted from the Mirror on line The arrogance of this man and his sidekick beggars belief! A pox on them and their kind! Who the Fu8K do they think they are! The good thing is, what with the Freedom of … Continue reading
Posted in DWP
Tagged benefits, deaths, Debbie Abrahams, dwp, Freedom of Information, Iain Duncan Smith, Mike Sivier, Petition, Priti Patel, statistics, suicides, Vox Political
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Only 1 in 3 will get the full £148-a-week new state pension despite ministers’ promises it was for everyone
Reposted from Money Mail New pension was unveiled as a way of ending unfairness and complexity, But figures imply 100,000 fewer people than expected will get the maximum 30,000 who it was thought would qualify in the first year will … Continue reading
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Tagged contributions, Iain Duncan Smith, National Insurance, retirement, state pension
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Debunking the myths on Commons procedure and the Welfare Bill part two – Peter Kyle MP
Originally posted on Politics and Insights:
Courtesy of Robert Livingstone.? Many thanks to Peter Kyle MP for this explanation of his decision to abstain on a vote for the second reading of the Welfare Reform and Work Bill. The Welfare Bill…
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Bedroom tax “saints” take fight to the Court of Appeal
Reposted from Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) // Two grandparents and their severely disabled grandson hit by the bedroom tax won the right today to take their case to the Court of Appeal. The Court ruled that the Rutherford family, … Continue reading
George Osborne is no “friend” of small businesses
Reposted from Accounting Web With this latest money grabbing legislation, it would seem that Gidiot Osborne is no friend of small business. Maybe he’s only friends with the multi billion tax avoiding companies, because after all, it’s the CEO’s of … Continue reading
Government proposes inquiry into moving to a ‘pay NHS’
Reposted from Our NHS; article by Richard Grimes Last week the government quietly announced a review into the biggest political hot potato of all – and almost no-one noticed. Imagine for a moment that you are the newly re-elected Conservative … Continue reading
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Tagged David Cameron, House of Lords, Insurance, Jeremy Hunt, Kings Fund, Lord David Prior, NHS, Nuffield Trust, user charges
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Yet another massive IDS black hole
Reposted from Ilegal https://youtu.be/3mbBbFH9fAg Where have they all gone? He’s normally got an answer for everything when it comes to cleansing Great Britain of sick and disabled people. The recent, so called ’emergency’ budget was clear evidence that the loathsome … Continue reading
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Tagged black hole, Daily Mail, dwp, ESA, Iain Duncan Smith, Soundgarden, statistics, work programme, WRAG
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The lovely wibbly wobbly old lady 