Liverpool Protest – Stop Disability Benefits Cuts Bill [UPDATED]

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Jun 182025
 
DPAC Logo with text underneath "Disabled People Against Cuts" and then web address dpac.uk.net
Stop Disability Benefits Cuts Bill – Liverpool Protest

⏰️ Tuesday 1st of July, 4pm [Previously 3rd July]
at the front of Lime Street Station L3 5QB

Join Merseyside DPAC and Merseyside Crips Against Cuts in a protest against the government’s planned cuts to disability benefits that will push more disabled people into poverty. This is part of a National Day of Action

Access info:
– There are steps at the front of the station with level access routes to the right hand side and a lift from pavement level at the front
– There are multiple accessible toilets inside Lime Street Station
– If you need quiet space at any point during the protest, Liverpool Central Library on William Brown Street (L3 8EW) is 500m from the station and will be open throughout
– This is a busy city centre location, please feel free to bring ear defenders, noise cancelling headphones or any other accessibility devices
– Masks encouraged to protect immuno-compromised members of our community
– If you have any further access queries, please contact this page by DM
A poster with a bloody red handprint with the word "stop!". A stamp in red says, in all-caps, UPDATE! Text reads: national day of action. The Disability Cuts Bill. Liverpool protest. Tuesday 1st July - 4pm Front of Lime Street Station #TakingThePIP #DisabledNotDisposable #WelfareNotWarfare #NotYourScapegoat On the left is the Merseyside DPAC logo, with Disabled People Against Cuts DPAC.UK.NET written underneath. The logo is a pink, blue, red, green wheel being held by four hands of different skin tones. In the center is an upside-down black triangle bearing the letters D P A C. On the right is the Liverpool and Merseyside Crips against Cuts logo. It is a wheelchair with a giant red fist rising through it, holding a walking-stick. Crips against cuts is written in red.