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On 7th May 2025, DPAC Activists Paula, Sophia and Andy (pictured here went to Parliament to support disability rights activists giving evidence at the DWP Select Committee and then show solidarity to Diane Abbott MP who held the Westminster Hall debate on PIP

There were no problems at security at Portcullis House. But it was a very hostile and horrible experience at Parliament.

Activists had bags searched contents tipped out. Leaflets, badges and a copy of John Pring Book The Department confiscated for being too political

It was a distressing experience. Note books searched. Medication checked and asked what it was for.

We only got these items back when we were escorted from the Parliament estate

Complaints have been lodged.
This article was copied from the DPAC (Disabled People Against Cuts) Facebook group.
Please join DPAC or support them online or on the streets to protest these cruel cuts to disability benefits! x

Thank you to all our customers and friends for your support over the years!
Best wishes to you all!
Ziggy Xx

This is Bella the sausage dog with her new patches! All ready for winter season
We just had to share these photographs sent to us, so cute! Hope you all have a good weekend! Xx

Rainbow Badges is making the event badges at Clifford Road Tunnels this coming Saturday the 8th of April!
You are welcome to come along to visit and support our local heritage experience…it’s going to be an interesting Grand opening day with lots going on! If you have been before there will be some changes and some exciting new discoveries

The grand re-opening day [Saturday 8th April] is from 11 am until 5 pm…gate opens at 11.00. We are there all day making badges, so drop in at any time!
Lots of people are going in 1940s clothing and there will be dancing and music so be prepared for fun!
Hope to see you there!
Have a fab weekend whatever you’re doing
Ziggy

Rainbow Badges has re-made this vintage badge

We love the subtle subvertising of a government warning on this fabulous vintage pin badge.
It arrived at our workshop a few weeks ago, amongst an interesting collection of vintage pins from the USA.
It appears that the simple yet effective design was inspired by a government health warning added to cigarette packaging.

The cool badge is on its way to a new owner, and we decided to remake it as we will miss seeing it in our collection!