Mark Hunter, MP for Cheadle constituency, joined volunteers from the International Diabetes Federation to raise awareness of the increasing prevalence of diabetes in the UK on Wednesday (26 March 2014).
Parents who cannot get by on the pittance paid by the government to care for people with disabilities take action.
Mark Hunter, local MP, officially opened Beacon Counselling's new centre at 53 Greek Street last Friday, 21st March, which will provide support for 400 adults each year through counselling and related services.
Scottish Parliament MPs have suggested five changes on improving the Work Capability Assessments to Iain Duncan Smith. A letter published yesterday, outlines five changes the Department of Work and Pensions should make:
This briefing is a short summary of the major areas of the ways in which the March 2014 Budget will affect carers and their families. Whilst announcing some elements of a more favourable economic forecast, the Chancellor also confirmed that spending reductions will continue for at least the next five years including the planned introduction of a cap on total welfare spending. Alongside a number of changes to tax and duties, the Chancellor also announced additional support for savers, new flexibility on accessing private pension pots and a small increase in the Carer's Allowance earnings limit.
'Turn up and Go' service means that disabled people needing assistance can simply arrive at stations and have staff help them without being asked to book in advance. The 'Turn up and Go' service is already in place on London Underground
