Summary
Disabled people in Wales are organising a protest outside the Welsh Government building.
They are upset that the UK Government has broken its promises.
They are asking the Welsh government to do its part and support them.
You can join their protest.
4pm to 4.15pm
Tuesday 14th October
Outside the Senedd (Welsh Parliament) in Cardiff
The Disability Minister Stephen Timms was forced to promise UK parliament that there would be no more PIP disability cuts until a review had been co-produced with disabled people.
He has broken this promise.
Disabled people want to run our own, independent, and democratic PIP review.
Disabled People Against Cuts Cymru (DPAC Cymru) will be handing in our open letter with 700 signatures from individuals and organisations. We are calling on the Welsh government to do its part and practically support Disabled People’s Organisations to carry out the review.
Placards, in English and Welsh, with the Disabled People Against Cuts Cymru logo, will say:
“No disability cuts! Disabled people want to run our own independent PIP review. We’re asking the Welsh Government to do its part!”
If you are able to, would you consider…
Joining us at the lobby in person on Tuesday 14th.
This will involve: being outside for 15 minutes with placards and possibly a megaphone.
Ask your Senedd member to meet us there.
Let people know – our Google Drive has bilingual social media graphics and placard text, as well as alt text for social media graphics accessibility.
We welcome all support!
Access requirements
Is there anything that would help you take part? Is there anything we can do better? Do you have any access requirements? Let us know! Email <dpac.cymru@gmail.com>
A limited number of PPE masks will be available for free.
Social media graphics
