The interim report of the Timms Review delivers a stark verdict on PIP, highlighting a system many disabled people experience as dehumanising and distressing. This blog explores the report’s key findings, the questions it raises about reform, and the opportunity it presents to build a fairer system.
Z2K has today launched a new interactive experience that puts users inside the reality of claiming disability benefits, as the Government publishes its interim findings from the Timms Review.
A new report by anti-poverty charity Z2K has found that hundreds of thousands of disabled people are put through unnecessary Personal Independence Payment (PIP) reassessments, despite their conditions being lifelong or progressive and unlikely to improve.
Hear from our former Chair of Trustees, Mick McAteer, what taking part in the London Legal Walk means to him.
After a dramatic week in politics, the Labour Party is gearing up for an expected upcoming leadership contest, with the various runners and riders starting to set out their stalls on issues like economic growth, nationalisation and rejoining the European Union. But one area that’s so far been almost completely absent from this nascent policy debate is welfare reform.
The UK government is reviewing Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and your experience can shape what happens next.
