27 June

NDMF 14.18 Disability Matters 2018 issue 1

Government plans to change the personal injury compensation system could deny some workers access to justice, the Justice Select Committee has warned. The committee examined the impact of raising the personal injury (PI) small claims limit from £1,000 to £2,000 and to £5,000 for Road Traffic Accidents (RTA) related claims, part of a package of … Continue reading MPs slam government’s injury compensation plan

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Please find attached details of the 2018 National Women’s Seminar, taking place on 23-24 June at the Holiday Inn in Milton Keynes. This year we are introducing online registration as a new process which will incorporate all the documentation. We will of course have hard copies available if members incur any difficulties. BB 41.18 National … Continue reading National Women’s Seminar 23-24 June 2018

Amber Rudd's resignation as home secretary should not distract people from insisting the prime minister Theresa May answers questions about her key role in the Windrush scandal and the immigration policies that the government has pursued.  For further details please see the link below: https://www.pcs.org.uk/news/theresa-may-has-questions-to-answer-over-windrush-scandal

Featuring your everloving Branch Chair Grant McClure who narrowly missed election last year by one vote Hard copy Group elections 2018  

Saturday 28 April 2018 12-1pm Flag Market, Preston PR1 2AP