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As it is Friday afternoon, I thought I would catch up on some reading and see what the DWP made of the recent tribunal of commissioner's decision on the need for there to be a physical cause that makes a person virtually unable to walk.
Accordingly, had a look at http://www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/dwp/dmg/memletrs/m10-02-6.pdf
All went well until I got to:
Example 3
Basil has a verucca. He has difficulty walking however the effect is minimal and he would not satisfy the conditions for being virtually unable to walk.
What the?
No DLA for veruccas? outrage.....
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