Petition
The government must reverse their policy to cut disability benefits.
Rejected
21 signatures
What the petition asks
The government must make statute, to reverse their policy to cut disability benefits. It goes without saying that in a fair country, that lays claim to a set of civilised values, that the rich should bear the costs of filling a proclaimed £22 billion black hole.
Our Welfare state was set up primarily, to look after our most vulnerable citizens. It was not created to remove, as a gross incentive, to force the disabled to look for work in our short term, low waged, insecure, competitive, deregulated, free market economy.
The nations disabled must be sick with anxiety with this news, and this is an immoral policy.
Government is elected to serve the people, not to harm the people, as these cuts will, when in place.
The nations disabled must be sick with anxiety with this news, and this is an immoral policy.
Government is elected to serve the people, not to harm the people, as these cuts will, when in place.
Why it was rejected
There was already a petition about this issue. Duplicates are rejected so signatures collect in one place.
You may wish to sign the following petition, which calls for similar action:
Stop PIP Cuts: Protect Support for Disabled People
Stop PIP Cuts: Protect Support for Disabled People
Protect Disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits
Protect Disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits
Stop PIP Cuts: Protect Support for Disabled People
Stop PIP Cuts: Protect Support for Disabled People
Protect Disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits
Protect Disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits
Timeline
| 8 Apr 2025 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 24 Apr 2025 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
21
Status
Rejected
Rejected
24 Apr 2025
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 27 Jul 2026.