There are genuinely people in this country who care more about middle class parents not being able to pay their private school fees than working class parents not being able to buy their kids food.

wow did anyone else see this?

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It feels increasingly as if the social media age is just allowing us to see unimaginable horror in real time, whilst leaving us entirely helpless to do anything to save the human beings enduring it.

Petition: Require companies to report annually on age diversity petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6506…

If your solution to fix the economy is “force sick people to work,” might be time to brainstorm some new ideas.

I genuinely cannot understand how this stuff gets printed. When a columnist writes, it has to pass multiple stages and people - different types of editors, legal etc - to fact check and more. “I reckon some disabilities are made up and now I will list them” should not pass go.

Working on a new play about a Disabled family and the shocking new powers the DWP have been given to treat Disabled People like criminals: this important petition is on Organise. Prevent the DWP from scrutinising disabled people's bank accounts organise.network/actions/petiti…

I just signed the petition calling on Rishi Sunak to drop the plans for mass bank spying powers. Will you sign too? you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/stop… via 38 Degrees

Petition: Do not introduce regular bank account checks for benefit claimants petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6509…

Take 2 minutes and check out our new blog post about the role of music in our plays ignitemewt.com/post/musical-a…

If you’re a parent at another school who has been offered photo editing/exclusion around disabled pupils for class photos, I would be keen to hear from you. E: [email protected] (individuals can be anonymous if needed and handed sensitively, of course)

I just signed this important open letter on Organise, please can you add your name? Open an investigation into the DWP's handling of Carers Allowance and prosecutions of Unpaid Carers organise.network/s/c91b7b

We are in rehearsals for our new play Gotcha! The Faultlines of a Broken System about a Disabled family snd the DWP. Our first performance will be on 4th June at a youth centre in Richmond. Of course this is with Ruils and features our wonderful & talented company of actors.

With Ruils we have created a new play and we look forward to performing next Tuesday thanks to AchievingForChildren at a local Youth Club. The play tells the story of Bobby, a Disabled Person who gets investigated by the DWP. Our dress rehearsal is tomorrow at Patch Twickenham. 😀😁😆

“If disabled people were represented in politics according to their proportion of the UK population, there would be about 136 disabled MPs. There were, in fact, just five in 2021.” Lucy Webster theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Bravo to our Theatre Group IGNITE ME WORKSHOP THEATRE for the fantastic debut of their new play, Gotcha! The Faultlines of a Broken System👏 The show tells the story of Bobby, a Disabled Person who gets investigated by the DWP. More opportunities to see them in action coming your way soon!

Oh my gosh

#BTS with Mr Toad! Are you ready for The Wind in The Willows? At Theatre Royal Winchester Wed to Thu 1pm/7.30pm and a livestream at 1pm on Thursday. #LearningDisability #Neurodiversity #Accessibility #Performance #TheWindInTheWillows #KennethGrahame #Environment #ChrisPackham

The view from the stage after the tech run of The Wind in The Willows last night at Theatre Royal Winchester Theatre Royal Winchester