PIP, Disabled Benefits & Grants

The government reverses cuts to Personal Independence Payment, but Universal Credit cuts still loom ahead.

Even people with long-term conditions and previous awards can be denied after a PIP review or reassessment.
If that’s happened to you, you have the right to challenge a PIP decision.

Today, on 1 July 2025, MPs in Parliament voted to move forward with proposed changes to disability benefits — including controversial cuts to Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

As of 24 June 2025, more than 100 Labour MPs have publicly come out against the government’s proposed £5 billion cuts to welfare – with a particular focus on opposing changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

Use this letter to contact your MP and raise your voice about the government’s proposed changes to PIP.

Whether you’re currently claiming PIP, thinking of applying, or just want to understand how these changes may impact your rights, this no-fluff guide breaks down what’s happening, what’s at risk, and where to find support.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled the 2025 Spending Review, setting budgets for all UK government departments over the coming years. While big-picture figures dominate the headlines, many decisions will have a direct impact on disabled and neurodivergent people, those needing mental health or social care support, and anyone relying on benefits. We’ve broken it down […]

Did you know that if you’re disabled or chronically ill, you could be saving money on essential products and services by claiming VAT exemption? It’s one of the UK’s less known benefits that can make a real difference, especially when combined with our disabled discounts. I’m Georgina, the founder of Purpl, and I want to […]