Purpl & Disability News

The PIP review call for evidence closes at 11:59pm on 28 May 2026. Here is why disabled people, people with long term health conditions, parents and carers should respond, what to include, and how to use Purpl’s free template letters.

Disabled people are increasingly being challenged, filmed or accused when using Blue Badge spaces. This article explains why public judgement harms disabled people, what the rules really say and what to do if someone confronts you.

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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.

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

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.

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 […]

Disabled households in the UK face £1,095 extra monthly costs. Here’s why living with a disability is more expensive and how to reduce the impact.