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Submitted by John on Sun, 20/07/2008 - 4:27pm

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Start: 20/07/2008 15:23

Tomorrow, Monday 20th July is an important day as the latest Green Paper on Welfare reform is published by the Department for Work & Pensions. I will blog the links tomorrow when they go live.

Whether you claim DLA or any benefit. Even if you are well enough to work at the moment, there may come a day when you are not. The legislation proposed will have an effect.

So what can you do ?

Respond to the Green Paper.
Write to your local MP with your views.

It is important and it does and will make a difference.

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