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Welcome to the Campaign to Hold Cambridge Jobcentre Accountable

This blog is the home of my campaign against Cambridge Jobcentre Plus and the wider Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). I am currently embroiled in three court cases due to their behaviour, and I am certain that the systemic failures I have documented are happening in Jobcentres across the country.

This short video introduces the campaign and the evidence we are fighting with.

The Three Core Legal Battles

My fight focuses on three key areas of DWP misconduct:

  • The Judicial Review: Exposing the DWP's endless, unlawful delays and their false claims to the High Court about their own procedures.
  • The Equality Act Claim: Holding staff accountable for discrimination and their refusal to provide legally-required reasonable adjustments.
  • The Tribunal Appeal: Fighting the DWP's refusal to accept official medical evidence, such as a GP's letter, for my partner's disability claim.

A Lawless, Broken System

A central piece of evidence in my campaign is the Universal Credit journal itself. The journal system is broken. As this campaign will show, and as expert reports from organisations like the Child Poverty Action Group have documented, it is a lawless space where staff can ignore formal requests, contradict official guidance, and delete evidence without accountability.

This has to change. Thank you for joining the fight.

How to Follow and Support the Campaign

Read all the evidence on this blog:
https://ryanvcambridgejobcentreplus.blogspot.com/

Follow for daily updates:
- X (Twitter): @RynVCambsJCPlus
- Bluesky: @ryanvcambridgejcp.bsky.social

Support the fight (Links coming soon):
- GoFundMe
- CrowdJustice

Email for Media/Legal Enquiries:
RyanVCambridgeJobCentrePlus [at] gmail [dot] com

#Cambridgejobcentreplus #lawlessuniversalcredit #discriminationclaim #DWP #UniversalCredit

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