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Support the Mass Lobby to oppose disability benefit cuts on the 21 May https://well-adapt.com/mass-lobby/
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Need more information? We're hosting a Zoom briefing tonight - all details will be emailed to registrants via [email protected] this afternoon.

BSL is available.
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May 20, 2025 at 11:03 AM
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Tomorrow is so important - These reforms are predicted to cause 350,000 people, including 50,000 children, to fall into poverty.

You can still access travel funding until midnight tonight!
This is your opportunity to tell your MP your story. How will these cuts impact you, your family, and your community. We will be providing everyone with some key stats that you can hand to your MP after you’ve spoken to them. Here’s what you need to know When constituents lose PIP, they lose carers allowance. Local councils would then be forced to foot the bill for care. Cuts to PIP just move financial pressure elsewhere. Rather than saving £5bn, actual delivered savings will be £100M or just 2% by 2030. That’s less than one day of NHS funding. PIP is not an out-of-work benefit; cutting it will decrease disabled people’s ability to work. The cost-cutting for the Access to Work scheme that has been announced will reduce employment further These reforms are predicted to cause 350,000 people, including 50,000 children, to fall into poverty. Around 66,000 Disabled people (under 22) are set to lose around £45 a week in support, with some hit with a "double whammy", no longer qualifying for PIP or UC health component, losing at least £9,600 per year.
May 20, 2025 at 11:03 AM
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Green carders - once inside the house of commons - head to the information desk in the central lobby to green card
Once inside, go to the information desk in the central lobby to collect and fill in a green card. Hand the green card back to the information desk. If your MP agrees to meet, you can join us in Westminster Hall for the Mass Lobby. If they are unavailable - come to the registration desk to let us know. There will be volunteers on the day to help you.
May 20, 2025 at 11:03 AM
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Can't join the #MassLobbyAgainstDisabilityBenefitCuts then make sure you like, share, repost - the more we talk about this the better!
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May 14, 2025 at 3:53 PM
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With just one week to go before the #MassLobbyAgainstBenefitCuts here is what we need from you

well-adapt.com/mass-lobby/

@well-adapt.bsky.social @inclusionlondon.bsky.social @disrightsuk.bsky.social @dis-ppl-protest.bsky.social @crips-against-cuts.bsky.social

#StopTheCuts
Alt text: Text reads: “We’re expecting most people to Green Card MPs. We’re encouraging everyone to write an email to their MP. Most people will not get a response before next Wednesday. Therefore, we will be Green Carding our MPs on the day — and that includes the team working on this lobby. So fill in the attendance form and the request for travel support as soon as possible.” Image description: Plain red background with white and yellow text. Structured like a message or announcement with short paragraphs. No icons or images — only campaign text and details. Alt text: Text reads: “How to Green Card your MP. You can Green Card your MP — a time-honoured tradition in Parliament. It’s where you attend Parliament and formally request to meet with your MP. Enter Parliament via the Cromwell Green entrance (allow up to 30 minutes for security). Queue at the information desk in the central lobby and collect and fill in a Green Card. Hand this back to the information desk where they will check if your MP is in the House of Commons. If they’re not, your MP will be notified and will write to you. If they are, you will need to wait to meet them.” Image description: Red background with step-by-step instructions in white and yellow. Numbered list is broken into short, clear segments. Informative, direct layout — no illustrations, just formatted text. Alt text: Text reads: “What we need from you: Write to your MP via email Let us know you’re coming via the registration form Complete the travel form — we have funding to cover travel and overnight stays for anyone who requests it Join us on 21 May at the Mass Lobby Plus: share this with friends, encourage others to join — the more the merrier!” Image description: Red background with a bold title and bullet-pointed call to action. Numbered checklist in white and yellow text. Friendly and motivational tone to encourage engagement.
May 14, 2025 at 3:53 PM
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Remember:
1. Email your MP
2. Let us know you're planning to come (even if your MP hasn't replied) on the registration form.
3. Book travel and let us know your expenses (again - even if your MP hasn't confirmed)

Registration form and travel form are here: well-adapt.com/mass-lobby/
Red background with numbered instructions in white and yellow text. Describes the step-by-step process for visiting Parliament to formally request a meeting with your MP using a Green Card. Text reads: “Green Card your MP. If you still haven’t had a response, you can Green Card your MP by visiting Parliament and formally requesting a meeting. Enter via Cromwell Green entrance (allow 30 mins for security). Go to the information desk in the Central Lobby and fill in a Green Card. Hand it in and staff will check if your MP is present. If not, your MP will be notified and will write to you. If yes, wait to meet your MP.” Advice slide on how to get an MP’s attention via polite public comments on their social media. Clean layout, red background, clear language. Text reads: “Comment on their socials. Comment on their social media posts. Politely let them know you’ve written and haven’t had a reply. Reiterate your concern and that you want to speak with them. Publicly holding them accountable often gets attention from their team.” Repeats the core campaign message. Red with bold text: Deaf/Disabled people and allies unite to lobby MPs on 21st May 2025 at Westminster. Emphasizes accessibility and funding support. Text reads: “Mass Lobby Against Disability Benefit Cuts. Deaf/Disabled People & Allies Unite! Meet & Lobby Your MP Together at Westminster 21st May 2025. Travel funding available. #MassLobbyAgainstDisabilityCuts” Visually bold, with white and yellow text on red background. Encourages users to engage with the post by liking, sharing, commenting, and saving. Text reads: “Mass Lobby Against Disability Benefit Cuts. Show solidarity by liking, commenting, sharing, & saving this post!”
May 9, 2025 at 7:59 PM
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Full details, templates, info and funding support are at:
www.well-adapt.com/mass-lobby
Questions? Email [email protected]
Let’s take up space at Westminster and make it impossible for MPs to ignore us.

#MassLobbyAgainstBenefitCuts #21May #DisabilityJustice #AgainstCuts #SocialSecurity
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May 8, 2025 at 9:44 AM
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If it's safe for you to wear a mask, please do so. We have 2 BSL interpreters currently available and a typist. There is also travel costs available from @inclusionlondon.bsky.social for those travelling from inside London and via @dis-ppl-protest.bsky.social for those travelling from outside London
Accessibility-focused slide with safety guidance. Text-only design with pale red background. Mentions interpreters, masks, sanitiser, and communication needs. Text reads: “COVID & Viral Safety & Accessibility On the day there will be 2 BSL interpreters, a typist, and volunteers from the organisations involved. If you can wear a mask, please do so, especially indoors or in crowded areas. Hand sanitiser & masks will be available. If you need interpretation support as others will be masking, please let us know in advance via masslobby@well-adapt.com. Those that require lip-reading, please make yourselves known when you arrive. Anyone unwell or experiencing symptoms of Covid-19, flu, or colds is asked not to attend. More at the link or email below.”
May 8, 2025 at 9:44 AM
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Allies: we need you too.
You can join the lobby, help someone attend, contact your MP, or simply amplify this campaign.
Every action counts.
Slide 6 – Allies Call to Action: Lists ways allies can get involved. Gratitude message to supporters. Text reads: “I’m an ally, what can I do? Allies — we need you too! Allies are welcome to support in any way they feel comfortable. You can: – Join the mass lobby – Write to your MP – Share our content on social media – Support a disabled person to join the mass lobby Thank you for supporting the disabled community.”
May 8, 2025 at 9:44 AM
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If you can’t attend in person, there are still ways to take action:
Meet your MP at another time
Request a virtual meeting
Share our materials
Help spread the word
Slide 5 – Remote Options: Text-heavy slide explaining how people can still participate if they can’t attend in person. Emphasis on flexibility and sharing. Text reads: “What if I cannot attend in person? If you can’t travel, you can still join! You can meet with your MP at another time (not on the 21st), online or in person at a drop-in clinic. We’ve got template emails you can use to request a meeting. If you’re meeting your MP at another time, let us know via our form or by dropping us an email. This helps us reach as many MPs as possible. You can also help by sharing, commenting, or interacting with this post.”
May 8, 2025 at 9:44 AM
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Here’s how to take part:
Email your MP and ask to meet on 21 May, between 1pm and 4pm at Westminster
Use our templates and support to make it easy
Travel and accommodation funding is available
Access needs will be met on the day
May 8, 2025 at 9:38 AM
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The proposed reforms are dangerous:
350,000 people could be pushed into poverty
50,000 of them are children
800,000 may lose their PIP
Sanctions risk increasing for Disabled people

This is unacceptable.
Stat-focused slide with urgent language. Bolded figures (350,000, 800,000) emphasise the scale of poverty and benefit loss risk. Pale red background with high-contrast text. Text reads: "How Can I join the Mass Lobby? You won’t be doing this alone! We have a step-by-step, templates & guides in our link. On the day we also have stewards & communication support to help you. To Join: Email & follow up your MP to ask for a meeting between 1pm - 4pm, 21st May at Westminster Hall. When the meeting is booked, let us know you’re coming through our form. On the 21st arrive at Westminster from 12, where stewards & communication support will be available. We will provide you with a briefing of the proposals and some key messages. Live outside London? You can apply for travel or accommodation funding by DPAC.”
May 8, 2025 at 9:38 AM
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A mass lobby is when constituents across the country meet their MPs at the same time and place.
It’s coordinated. It’s visible.
It’s how we make sure we’re heard.
Consistent pale red, yellow and black branding. Large white and yellow text explaining what a mass lobby is and urging people to join to oppose benefit cuts. Text reads: “Deaf/Disabled people & allies needed for Mass Lobby in Westminster 21st May. What is a Mass Lobby? A Mass Lobby happens when a group arranges a large number of meetings between constituents & MPs at the same time & place. Together we can lobby MPs to vote against disability benefit cuts & show our strength in numbers by taking up visible space at Westminster. Travel funding available.”
May 8, 2025 at 9:38 AM