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From: Denc 🗡
The biggest rip off in Britain, close it down….


The car giant cashing in on Britain’s disability benefits boom
Fears that Reeves’s welfare cuts will halt runaway growth for specialist hire company


When Rachel Reeves lays out her plans to slash Britain’s welfare bill later this month, Andrew Miller will be paying close attention.

Miller is chief executive of Motability Operations, a company that leases cars to people with disabilities. While little known publicly, the business has grown to become a giant in recent years.

A surge in the number of people claiming disability benefits has seen the number of Motability customers rise by about 200,000 over the past two years to 815,000. People exchange some of their disability benefits for access to a car, helping them get around and giving them independence.


A wealthy woman in the Park in Nottingham got a free car because she claimed her kid couldn’t find its way to skule.


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