Neil Duncan-Jordan MP

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Scrapping PIP cuts was right. But tomorrow, MPs vote on a UC Health cut ripping £2 BILLION from disabled people - this will push 50,000 into poverty. 75% on UC Health already face deprivation. This will drive them deeper into hardship. I’m voting to remove cuts from the Bill.

Statement on my suspension from the Parliamentary Labour Party.

Families in Poole often face high rents and low wages. We need a new generation of council housing to deliver the genuinely affordable homes my constituents need. The Labour Government's £39 billion Affordable Homes Programme must deliver low-cost, quality housing for Poole.

I voted against £2 billion of disability benefit cuts last night. Deep cuts to an already broken system will see more families forced into hardship. Disabled people in Poole and across the UK deserve a welfare state rooted in fairness. I'll keep speaking up for Labour values

The Government isn't telling MPs how its disability benefit cuts will hit people already in poverty. 3/4 UC Health recipients face deprivation - future claimants will see their incomes fall, forcing disabled people deeper into poverty. I’m voting to remove cuts from the Bill!

MPs can vote today to remove the UC Health cut for future claimants from the welfare bill. If they don't, it will push 50,000 into poverty. 75% of current UC Health recipients already face material deprivation - future claimants will be even worse off. Vote to remove the cuts.

Reforming our pension system needs to work in the interest of savers, as well as the environment and wider society.

The Disability Benefit Cuts Bill will rip £2 BILLION from disabled people’s incomes. 4.8 million disabled people already live in poverty - this will push more over the edge. Ministers should accept my amendments to remove the cuts from the Bill.

The Government is proposing £2 BILLION in cuts to disabled people. Ministers should accept my proposals to remove the cuts from the Bill. This would let the positive elements pass without making disabled people poorer. We must not balance the books on disabled peoples backs.

Tonight MPs have tabled a reasoned amendment on behalf of disabled people who have yet to have agency in this process. It is time their voices were heard. It is backed by 138 organisations @PippaCrerar @guardian

The Disability Benefit Cuts Bill will unleash a domino effect of hardship for carers. Many are disabled themselves so in future won't get the support they rely on. PIP is a “passport” to Carer’s Allowance, some families will lose both - around £9,000 a year. I’m voting NO.

Despite the Government's concessions on disability cuts, hundreds of thousands of disabled people will still lose the support they rely on. “The government needs to withdraw the Bill before the vote and go back to the drawing board” - @NeilForPoole. labouroutlook.org/2025/06/30/wel…

These proposals will still force disabled people into poverty. I oppose a two-tier approach where the support you get depends on when you applied - not on need. There’s a fairer, more Labour way. Let's ask wealthy corporations and individuals to pay - not the disabled.

The Government needs to withdraw the Disability Benefit Cuts Bill and redesign the benefits system with disabled people's organisations. No last minute deal to find concessions can deliver the improvements disabled people need. Back to the drawing board!