💪 As Women’s History Month continues, we’re proud to spotlight the voices shaping our movement. Hannah David, Chair of the South West TUC and PCS Regional Chair, shares key highlights from this weekend’s regional TUC, where unions came together to tackle the big issues facing

The Government is proposing the largest disability benefit cuts in a generation. This will impact millions - some households will lose up to £10,000 a year. We should be asking the wealthiest to pay their share - not targeting the poorest. I will vote against this proposal.

Solidarity to the Birmingham bin workers ✊

Cutting disability support will push thousands into destitution – hitting Labour areas hardest. It’s morally wrong and politically reckless. Polling shows the public overwhelmingly backs wealth taxes over cuts. Those with the broadest shoulders should bear the burden.

Support PCS members in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government who are striking from Tuesday (22). pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

✊ A shout out to our members on the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) picket line in Newcastle this morning. #PCSonStrike

Shout out to PCS members on strike today at Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov The Senate, Southernhay Gardens, Exeter. Striking to save their office from closure #PCSonStrike

PCS is proud to support the TAZ 👼🏽 🌺 campaign. Join Zane's parents on International Worker's Memorial Day to show solidarity on tonight's Zoom call

Why does Nigel Farage want me to lose my job?

Are you ready for this!

#PCS is demanding an urgent meeting with the Cabinet Office over Gaza and the role of civil servants following comments made by senior officials which suggest civil servants should ‘resign’ if they disagree with the government over Gaza. Members have ongoing concerns regarding

I’m one of 108 Labour MPs backing a Reasoned Amendment to oppose the Universal Credit & PIP Bill. Our concerns have been ignored, along with those of disabled people & charities. These damaging cuts must be reconsidered. I didn’t come into politics to punish the most vulnerable.

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.

Labour is risking the lives of disabled people for the sake of accounting gimmicks, says PCS in response to the government's welfare bill passing its second reading in the House of Commons tonight pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne… #WelfareReformBill #WelfareNotWarfare

Today #PCS is relaunching our #TaxJustice policy in parliament, calling for fairer taxation and proper HMRC funding. The £billions currently lost to avoidance, evasion, and under-resourcing could fund public services. Read the report in full: pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

PCS is proud to support Wear Red Day 2025 this Friday, one of the key annual events organised by our affiliate, Show Racism the Red Card. This year’s theme, “Change hearts, change minds, change lives,” reflects the goals of PCS’s own anti-racism training programme, “Changing

It's a no-brainer! #VoteYes in the political fund ballot. Tick the box - Pop it in the post - Job done. Ballot closes 5 November #PCS

Which one is more English?

We must stop demonising welfare recipients. The idea that disabled people are faking it or struggling families are all potential fraudsters. This logic punishes people for life’s challenges - we need a welfare state that helps people back on their feet, not kicks them down.

A new report, to be launched in parliament tomorrow, suggests refugees could bring over £260k each to the UK economy. The LSE report, commissioned by #PCS and Together With Refugees 🧡 suggests a range of policy changes which would enable refugees to contribute to the UK economy and