Join disability protests at Labour party conference 2025

 Action, All Posts, Disability Activism, Disability Rights, Politics, welfare cuts, Welfare reforms  3 Responses »
Aug 222025
 
DPAC Logo with text underneath "Disabled People Against Cuts" and then web address dpac.uk.net

From Merseyside DPAC:

 

Join Disabled People Against Cuts to protest against the Labour policies killing disabled people outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool 29/09/2025 at 12pm. We will assemble near the Wheel of Liverpool on Keel Wharf L3 4FN.

We encourage those who can to a mask in order to protect immunocompromised members of our community and will have some masks available for those who do not have their own. We ask that political parties do not bring branded placards.

#GenocideAbroadDemocideAtHome #WelfareNotWarfare

 

"Text over a dark background with the disability pride colours. Text reads "Genocide abroad, democide at home is Labour policy. 12:00 September 29th, the Wheel of Liverpool L3 4FN" Beneath the text is an inverted black triangle with the text "DWP stop killing us" and a black and white photo of a group of protesters with a Merseyside DPAC banner.

Liverpool Protest – Stop Disability Benefits Cuts Bill [UPDATED]

 Action, All Posts, Disability Rights, local groups, PIP, Universal Credit, welfare cuts, Welfare reforms  1 Response »
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.