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Where are you Kemi, where are you?
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Reform is set to publish a 50-page paper tomorrow called Making Welfare Work.
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Don't underestimate Kemi, or her ability to reel former Tory voters back in.
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This will force the Tories to introduce similar policies.
Certainly interesting as the wets in the Tories will have a breaking point. |
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Most of the party are wets, that's the problem. If they get back in it's more of the same.
As you say, let's hope she can't control them all. |
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A total of 9,627 people receive the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in the Clacton parliamentary constituency.
This accounts for approximately 18% of the working-age population in the area, representing roughly two out of every 11 working-age residents. Key Details Number of Claimants: 9,627 residents Percentage of Working-Age Population: 18% (more than double the national average)Local Context: Clacton holds the highest proportion of PIP claimants of any constituency in Essex and ranks among the highest rates nationwide. |
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Let's hope they stop motability also.
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Do you think this new policy will last longer than their only other published policy to give tax breaks to crypto guys?
I think that policy had to be deleted in a hurry when all those questions came up about people giving him millions. With the numbers of people on PiP roughly quadrupling in the last 7 years of tory government, it is clear there is something massively wrong and something needs to be done about it. The constituency he is MP for contains a considerably higher percentage of people on PIP than the national average, it's great that they have voted for this. |
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reddit are apoplectic
![]() almost as angry as nobby was at Farage not attending the count announcement. but not quite. |
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Is reddit a lefty platform?
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extreme left wing.
it provides plenty of entertainment :) i might have to create an account |
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“After years of waiting”
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That's right. Most people in the real world know at least one person in your second category.
This will be a policy that the legacy media and bbc will be apoplectic about as well as reddit. And will be a vote winner. |
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Only formed 2 years ago.
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They did have a policy of stopping the boats with the Brazilian ship HMS Ocean.
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The current government won a landslide with no policies. It's clearly the way to go !
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Like the recent kerfuffle over match of the day man urging higher tax on millionaires like himself, and the
numerous cries of "You can give more to the IRS if you want, you're just virtue signalling". Do you think the lefties will start a similar kerfuffle with numerous cries, saying to the people of clacton, "You can give up your PiP, you're just Virtue Singalling"? |
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Bods in wheelchairs on Dinghys .. say no more
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yup, in the same way as anyone filthy rich asking if they can pay more tax, should just pay more tax
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Motability has come along way since the little Blue 3 wheelers
Fella I know has a 30 k Motor , I have no Idea how or why he qualifies |
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Next No balls Nige will scrap charity status from leaper colonies forcing them to charge VAT
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And people are opposed to the triple Lock , Comical TBH
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a reddit special
I first sent off my Fit note 26.01.26, and continually sent them since then. Filled in and sent evidence for the UC50 form by 28.04.26. How long is the usual heath assessment. My condition isn't going to improve and I'm employed as a homeworker (16 hours with various adjustments) by HMRC. My income after I pay pension is under the threshold. My fit notes are 6 monthly. I will contact them on Monday but expect to be told the same. I get both high rate elements of PIP. Plus, I've given shiiit loads of evidence, but sods law, it'll take forever. |
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I'm assuming they'll be doing checks then in the background (like my psychiatrist etc)
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP) was introduced in the UK in April 2013.
It's a Tory policy. |
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In fact the entire welfare system as it stands was designed by the Tories under the Welfare Reform Act 2012 and the Welfare Reform and Work Act 2016
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he's starting to get it?
who changed it to include 'mental health' ? |
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Accusing the lefties of creating a tory built product is full on "put on a clown costume and slap yourself with rubber chicken" silly
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lol
plenty of people are being triggered. apparently it will cost reform votes, so they should be ecstatic |
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perhaps labour will run on a ticket of even more benefits for the feckless :)
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The more sensible take is that those who are genuinely claiming should not be fearful as they will still be looked after.
The conmen, shysters and layabouts will not. Undoubtedly Reform may lose the votes of those who will fall foul of this policy, but equally they may gain plenty of votes from taxpayers who are fed up of funding the feckless whilst they graft away. |
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Changes from April 2026
Increasing the Universal Credit standard allowance above inflation over the four financial years from 2026/27. By 2029/30, the UC standard allowance will be 4.8% higher than it would have been under the normal practice of increasing the standard allowance in line with Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation over the period. |
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In a word, obviously.
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28 July 2026
Some parents on benefits will be given up to £4,500 a year to encourage their children to start apprenticeships, the government has said.Under plans to encourage young people into work, families will be offered a bursary to replace Universal Credit payments lost by starting jobs ![]() The payment is expected to benefit an estimated few thousand households, who currently face losing between £17 and £330 a week if their children start apprenticeships . |
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Changes from April 2026
From April 2026, the government removed the two-child limit. Families claiming Universal Credit can now receive the Child Element for every child, not just the first two. This change applies across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. |
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