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Parents urged not to miss out on disability support - Vimarsana News

Parents urged not to miss out on disability support

Parents of disabled children are being urged to make sure they’re not missing out on vital financial support from the Scottish Government. Child Disability Payment is money to help families cover the extra costs of looking after a child or young person who is disabled, has a long-term health c

What a pair of Twits! Greg James and Chris Smith's ableist comments - Vimarsana News

What a pair of Twits! Greg James and Chris Smith's ableist comments

I recently came across a video promoting the new adaptation of Roald Dahl’s book, The Twits. It featured Greg James and Chris Smith discussing how…

Scotland completes move to Child Disability Payment - Vimarsana News

Scotland completes move to Child Disability Payment

All disabled children and young people in Scotland who receive disability benefits will now be paid directly from Social Security Scotland. Those children and young people who receive Child Disability Payment will also benefit from a review system different to that of the wider UK, one based on dign

Older drivers could save on car tax under new proposals as 'ageist' scheme called out - Vimarsana News

Older drivers could save on car tax under new proposals as 'ageist' scheme called out

A new petition is calling for urgent changes to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax exemptions to ensure more older motorists can take advantage of savings.

DWP cost of living warning as vulnerable Brits miss out on £299 payment - Vimarsana News

DWP cost of living warning as vulnerable Brits miss out on £299 payment

Some vulnerable households claiming support including Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Attendance Allowance are not entitled to the £299 cost of living payment