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Tag Archives: deaths
John McDonnell’s speech to Labour party conference
Reposted from Politics Home Can you imagine Gidiot Osborne making a speech like this … I warn you this is not my usual rant, they get me into trouble and Jeremy has told me to behave myself. Jeremy and I … Continue reading
Posted in John McDonnell
Tagged Ann Pettifor, austerity, benefits, Bob Dylan, David Blanchflower, deaths, economy, George Osborne, homeless, Inheritance Tax, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, Joseph Stiglitz, Labour, living wage, Marianna Mazzucato, Michael O Sullivan, pay gap, poverty, Simon Wren Lewis, suicide, Tax, Tax credits, Thomas Piketty
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FOI – Do or Die!
Freedom of Information Act 2000 I’m getting this Freedom of Information (FOI) request in before the Nazi Nasty party start charging £600 to make a request; http://voxpoliticalonline.com/2015/09/17/tory-bid-to-put-freedom-of-information-out-of-your-price-range/ Here’s the article, originally published by the excellent John Pring on Disability … Continue reading
Posted in DWP, FOI
Tagged Alan Dransfield, Atos, coroner, deaths, Disability News Service, FoI, ICO, John Pring, Maximus, Mike Sivier, suicide, Vox Political, WCA, Whatdotheyknow.com
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IDS – NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE
Reposted from Kitty Jones – Politics and Insights This excellent article from Kitty shows us how arrogant this “government” really are. https://kittysjones.wordpress.com/2015/09/19/techniques-of-neutralisation-david-camerons-excuses-for-iain-duncan-smith/ Today, Debbie received the following written response to her question from the Prime sinister Minister:
Posted in DWP
Tagged benefits, Daily Mirror, David Cameron, deaths, dwp, ESA, Iain Duncan Smith, ICO, Kitty Jones, Mike Sivier, Ministerial Code, twitter, Vox Political
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Judge, jury and executioner.
Reposted from The Independent I don’t know what this man was in prison for and I don’t want to know … we are all innocent until presumed guilty after all … aren’t we? Security camera footage showed the officers stripping … 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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Watchdog backs DWP refusal to release 49 benefit deaths reports
Reposted from Disability News Service BY JOHN PRING ON JULY 17, 2015 The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been told by the information watchdog that it does not need to release secret reviews it carried out into the … Continue reading
Posted in DWP
Tagged benefit sanctions, deaths, Debbie Abrahams, Disability News Service, dwp, Information Commissioner, John Pring
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Iain Duncan Smith brands petition for death statistics “disgraceful”
Reposted from the Mirror on-line What’s disgraceful Mr Smith is your refusal to publish these statistics and the only thing “frightening people” are YOUR harsh policies! He’s fighting a legal battle to keep the figures secret – yet the Work and … Continue reading
Posted in DWP
Tagged benefits, deaths, Debbie Abrahams, dwp, Fit for work, Iain Duncan Smith, ICO, Marie Rimmer, Mike Sivier, Petition, Vox Political
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Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Reposted from the Mirror on line. ***warning – Ranty Post *** As some of you will know, I have been helping Mike Sivier, who runs the Vox Political blog, with his legal challenge to get the DWP to issue the … Continue reading
Posted in DWP, Freedom of Information
Tagged benefits, deaths, dwp, FoI, Iain Duncan Smith, ICO, Mike Sivier, Mirror, Petition, Vox Political, WCA
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ELECTION 2015 – Burying bad news (fancy the tories & Lib Dems doing that!)
Reposted from Vox Political Believe it or not, there may still be some people in the UK who don’t know the Department for Work and Pensions has been ordered to release details of the number of sickness benefit claimants who … Continue reading
DWP urged to publish inquiries on benefit claimant suicides
Reposted from Guardian Society The wheels grind exceedingly slow, but exceedingly fine. A small part of me hopes that the constant pressure on DWP to properly account for the consequences of their actions and of that odious little sh*t IDS … Continue reading
Posted in DWP, Suicide
Tagged David Clapson, deaths, DPAC, dwp, Iain Duncan Smith, suicide
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