RephRayne

Now that I've been paid and received the letter detailing my award.

I've often suggested that people who believe they qualify, and are able, try to take their case to a tribunal if they fail with the original decision and MR. I, too, was put into this position and my tribunal was about a month ago so, so I'll briefly go over the things I think might be relevant for people here.
My tribunal was overseen by 3 people: A judge, A GP and A disabilities expert. Also in attendance was a representative from the DWP but they only spoke to confirm that they had nothing to add to the proceedings at the start. I was asked about pretty much everything that I thought was relevant when I filled out my o

If this is in the wrong forum, I apologize.

I flashed my BIOS to 7C02v3J and it couldn't find the boot disk. It saw it as a physical device but not a Windows boot drive. I had to flash to the most recent 7C02v3K2(Beta version) BIOS to get it to work.

They're currently on r/soccer, won't let me post them here without an np. prefix and I can't be arsed to repost.

I've applied for PIP and been turned down, MR and turned down again now waiting for tribunal.
Today I've received my appeal package and read through most of it.

My question is: what is the DWP's official role in awarding PIP? Is it to look for reasons to award it or for reasons not to?

I believe that I went out of my way to highlight two specific categories as to why I felt I qualified for PIP. One of these was, I feel, flat out ignored by the initial assessor and the other was, at best, glossed over and at worst purposefully misinterpreted so as not to have to award any points.

Being able to state the role of the DWP in the process might help me at tribunal, if they're in breach of it

Nick Harris, who did a lot of work on the Man City allegations before he was let go by a paper that shall not be named, is currently reporting on the rise in ticket prices in the EPL era. He's releasing his reports on Substack behind a paywall but some of it is free and worth checking out. I don't know the precedent to directly linking to stuff behind a paywall, so I made a post containing the link instead.

https://sportingintelligence832.substack.com/p/priced-out-1-how-premier-league-tickets