Yesterday, the Government rushed its newly titled Universal Credit Bill through the House of Commons. The Bill contains cuts to… more
News Type: Welfare reform
NSUN responds to passing of Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill in the House of Commons
The Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Commons on 9th July 2025. This legislation implements changes to the… more
Unacceptable ‘Concessions’ on the Disability Cuts will Permanently Divide The Disabled Community
The Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Commons on 9th July 2025. This legislation implements changes to the… more
Lobby your MP about the welfare cuts: Template email
The Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Commons on 9th July 2025. This legislation implements changes to the… more
Briefing on Mental Health and Welfare cuts
The Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Commons on 9th July 2025. This legislation implements changes to the… more
Welfare Reform on the Government’s Terms: Inside the DWP’s ‘sham’ consultation
By Kieran Lewis Rights & Migration Policy Manager at NSUN In the wake of its ‘Pathways to Work’ Green Paper,… more
Labour’s Disability benefit reforms: What they are and what to do about them
The Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Commons on 9th July 2025. This legislation implements changes to the… more
Initial reaction: NSUN responds to the Pathways to Work Green Paper
We stand in solidarity with all who are affected by today’s announcements, as well as inflammatory news reporting on Disabled… more
NSUN responds to the Get Britain Working White Paper
On 26th November 2024, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published a new document: the Get Britain Working White… more
NSUN responds to the Fraud, Error and Debt Bill: financial surveillance
NSUN has signed a joint letter to Liz Kendall MP, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, opposing proposals… more
NSUN responds to the consultation on PIP reform
In July 2024 NSUN responded to a government consultation on reforms to Personal Independence Payment (PIP). The consultation, titled “Modernising… more
NSUN responds: mental health and benefits reform
In recent months the Government has attempted to blame economic policy on Disabled people — including increasingly targeting those with… more