Purpl & Disability News

Going to university? Purpl members can save 12% at UniKitOut and, for a limited time, one lucky shopper will win back the value of their order up to £50.

The DWP has completed its programme extending affected PIP awards to introduce a minimum three-year recommended review period. Here’s what it means for your award, your next review and how to prepare.

The free Purpl PIP Tracker helps you record how your disability or long term health condition affects you day to day. Track symptoms, PIP and ADP activities, support needs, flare-ups and changing conditions, then create clear reports for claims, reviews and appeals.

Disabled households often face higher energy, water and broadband costs. This guide explains Warm Home Discount, WaterSure, Northern Ireland support, broadband social tariffs, hardship funds, Scope advice, energy grants and Purpl savings.

Enter Purpl’s exclusive competition to win 1 of 5 Natrie Starter Sets. Plus, members can enjoy an exclusive 20% discount on Natrie’s low-allergen household cleaning products.

Proposals to cut or restrict Personal Independence Payment (PIP) threaten essential financial support for disabled households across the UK. Based on Purpl community research, 89% of PIP claimants rely on cash awards for daily essentials like heating, food, and mobility aids. Discover why replacing cash PIP with vouchers fails real-world disability needs.

Our first Purpl Pulse report surveys over 1,300 disabled consumers to explore how accessibility, financial pressure, and confidence shape everyday spending choices. Discover key statistics on cart abandonment, mental fatigue, and why retail accessibility is directly tied to affordability for UK shoppers.

If your DWP benefit or State Pension is due on Monday 31 August 2026, you’ll receive it early on Friday 28 August. Find out which benefits are affected and how to budget for the longer gap until your next payment.