Georgina founder of Purpl, a disabled entrepreneur in the UK, nominated and shortlisted for awards supporting people with disabilities and long term health conditions through Purpl discounts.

I’ve been nominated and shortlisted for national awards – what it means for Purpl and our community

Purpl founder Georgina has been nominated and shortlisted for national awards, recognising her work as a disabled entrepreneur supporting people with long term health conditions across the UK.

Georgina, Founder of Purpl

April 27, 2026

Disabled person reviewing PIP paperwork at home reflecting changes to disability benefits reassessments and support in the UK.

PIP reassessments moving to every 5 years – but what’s the catch?

PIP reassessments are changing from April 2026, with longer awards and fewer reviews. It sounds positive, but there is a bigger picture to understand.

Georgina, Founder of Purpl

April 21, 2026

Accessible venues UK shown in Sociability app helping disabled people find places with verified accessibility information for easier planning and independence with Purpl discounts.

Finding accessible places with Sociability app

Sociability app helps disabled people find accessible places with verified, real-world information, making it easier to plan outings with confidence.

Georgina Grogan, Sociability

April 16, 2026

Woman with long term health condition reviewing ESA50 form after SSP ends UK disability benefits support.

What happens when your SSP ends and you claim ESA?

SSP ending? Here’s exactly what happens when you claim ESA, including assessments, payments, and what to expect next.

Georgina, Founder of Purpl

April 15, 2026

Person stressed about rising bills at home representing the cost of survival crisis affecting disabled people and those with long term health conditions in the UK.

Cost of living vs cost of survival: what’s really changed in the UK?

The cost of living crisis in the UK has become a cost of survival. Here’s what’s changed in 2026 and why disabled people are most affected.

Georgina, Founder of Purpl

April 14, 2026

Disabled person working at home in a wheelchair representing the UK Right to Try rule and support for people with long term health conditions returning to work.

The new “Right to Try” rule: Can you work without losing benefits?

Last reviewed: 25 June 2026Applies to: UKWritten by: Georgina, Founder of Purpl The UK government has introduced a new policy called the “Right to Try.” It allows disabled people to try work or volunteering without the immediate fear of losing their benefits. For years, many people felt trapped by the system. Starting work could trigger […]