Government accepts SIA led amendments to universal credit and PIP bill
9 July 2025
Major victory for disabled people as Government accepts key SIA led amendments to Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments Bill…
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9 Jul 2025
SIA welcomes UN warning on disability benefit changes
Spinal Injuries Association welcomes UN warning on disability benefit changes and calls for co-produced review of PIP As the expert,…
Read more3 Jul 2025
Our statement on the Government’s 10 year health plan
The Spinal Injuries Association welcomes today’s announcement from the Prime Minister and Health Secretary, launching a new 10-Year Health Plan – particularly its bold commitment to expand Neighbourhood Health Services that deliver more personalised, proactive care in the community.
Read more2 Jul 2025
Our statement on clause 5 of the Universal Credit and PIP Bill
Spinal Injuries Association welcomes the Government’s confirmation that Clause 5 of the Universal Credit and PIP Bill will be removed…
Read more27 Jun 2025
SIA statement on government concessions to Welfare Reform Bill
Spinal Injuries Association acknowledges the Government’s decision to introduce limited concessions to the Universal Credit and PIP reform proposals. While…
Read more24 Jun 2025
Statement on the inclusion of disability hate crime as a criminal offence
Our statement on the inclusion of disability hate crime as a criminal offence in the Crime and Policing Bill Disability…
Read more23 Jun 2025
Disability benefits reform: It's time to take action
The Government has this week, published its Bill, proposing major changes to disability benefits, including cuts to Personal Independence Payment…
Read more20 Jun 2025
Introducing our champion for adventure, Karen Darke
We are delighted to introduce you to Karen Darke, our new SIA champion for adventure. Karen has passionately supported our…
Read more9 Jun 2025
Open letter on the Impact of the Pathways to Work green paper and welfare reforms on people with spinal cord injury
To: The Rt Hon Liz Kendall MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Department for Work and Pensions, Caxton…
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Inquiry launched by the APPG on Spinal Cord Injury
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Spinal Cord Injury is running an inquiry to understand what life is really like…
Read more6 Jun 2025
The What Matters 2025 report is out now!
What Matters is our annual sector-leading survey that we carry out to better understand the issues people with spinal cord…
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