Purpl & Disability News

The Household Support Fund ended on 31 March 2026 and was replaced by the Crisis and Resilience Fund. Here is how local hardship support now works in England, who may qualify and how disabled households can apply.

Pavement parking is illegal across London and Scotland, but England still has no nationwide ban. Find out what the new council powers mean, how pavement parking affects disabled people and why campaigners are calling for stronger national laws.

Andy Burnham wants to reduce welfare spending without crude benefit cuts. We examine what a preventative welfare state would need to deliver for disabled people, from faster healthcare and suitable wheelchairs to accessible transport, employment support and fair disability benefits.

Get stocked up for the World Cup final with Morrisons. Place an eligible delivery or Click & Collect order using your Purpl discount code and 10 lucky subscribed members could win their shop back, up to £250.

The PIP benefit changes in 2026 have caused a lot of worry. Here is what has changed, what has not changed, current PIP rates and what the Timms Review means for your claim.

Want to make delicious ice cream, soft serve, and milkshakes at home? As part of our exclusive membership perks, Purpl is giving away a Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl 13-in-1 Soft Serve & Ice Cream Maker (worth £300) to one lucky member of our community. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Who is eligible to enter the […]

The Timms Review interim report says PIP is not fit for purpose. Here is what disabled people need to know, what has changed today and why current claims still follow the existing rules.

A new Institution of Mechanical Engineers report says fully accessible transport could boost the UK economy by £176.4 billion a year. Purpl explains why inaccessible transport is not just a social failure, but a national economic emergency.