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Friday 4th July 2pm: Independent Living Tea Party – Caxton House, Tothill St, London, SW1 #SaveILF Friday 4th July 3pm: LET THEM EAT CAKE? No to all sanctions! Fri 4th July, 3-5pm Peckham Jobcentre. Monday 7th July 9am: Justice for Tony and George 7th July Sheffield Tuesday 8th July 12-2pm: Vigil for the WCA Judicial… Continue Reading Write to IDS about #wcamentalhealth
Justice for Tony and George 7th July Sheffield
Join Sheffield #DPAC outside courts on 7th July A peaceful direct action by disabled people and older people at Sheffield train station against South Yorkshire Transport for revoking free travel from March 31st has been marred once more by aggressive police actions. There have been peaceful direct actions since April. Sixty protesters took part on… Continue Reading Justice for Tony and George 7th July Sheffield
| Monday 7th July 9am: Justice for Tony and George 7th July Sheffield Tuesday 8th July 12-2pm: Vigil for the WCA Judicial Review High Court, London Wednesday 9th July 1pm: Legal Challenge to PIP descriptors, Birmingham – Vigil Friday 18th July:all day from 9.30 Protest against Assisted Suicide Bill |
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The Falconer Bill is another in a round of Bills advocating assisted suicide for those who are terminally ill. Previous Bills of this nature have been defeated because quite simply they are considered dangerous. The Bill will be debated in the Lords on 18th July. Join us on Friday 18th July, outside the House of… Continue Reading Assisted Suicide: Stop it before it starts! Join us 18th July London!
The leadership of the Church of England showed themselves to have the morals of sewer rats today after hundreds of police were drafted in to prevent a peaceful protest by disabled campaigners. A protest was taking place in the grounds of Westminster Abbey, where Disabled People Against Cuts, backed by Occupy and UK Uncut, intended… Continue Reading Shame Of The Church of England: Dean of Westminster Allows Hundreds of Police To Attempt Stamp Out Of Disabled People’s Peaceful Protest
Join Sheffield #DPAC outside courts on 7th July A peaceful direct action by disabled people and older people at Sheffield train station against South Yorkshire Transport for revoking free travel from March 31st has been marred once more by aggressive police actions. There have been peaceful direct actions since April. Sixty protesters took part on… Continue Reading Justice for Tony and George 7th July Sheffield
We want to congratulate the Peoples Assembly and all who joined the successful demo in London on the 21st June. Over the weekend various accounts have surfaced on social media in relation to DPAC and the event. We would like to clarify that the DPAC steering group have not released any prior statements nor spoken to… Continue Reading Disabled People against Cuts and the Peoples Assembly