Mobile revolution ‘is making disabled people more appealing as employees’
The mobile computing revolution is helping to make disabled people more “appealing” to potential employers, as well as to providers…
Two claimants take legal action over their months in the PIP queue
Two disabled people who spent months waiting to be assessed for the new disability benefit have secured the chance to…
‘Hypocrite’ Cameron ‘is breaching UN convention’ with inaccessible office
The prime minister has been accused of “hypocrisy” after admitting that his constituency office in Oxfordshire is not accessible to…
Derbyshire could be new focal point of fight against cuts
Disabled activists are hoping that a new campaigning coalition will make their county a focal point for highlighting the damage…
Inquiry finds hundreds died ‘non-natural’ deaths following detention
Disabled activists have backed the findings of a major inquiry that concluded that serious flaws within the mental health and…
‘Hypocrite’ Cameron ‘is breaching UN convention’ with inaccessible office
The prime minister has been accused of “hypocrisy” after admitting that his constituency office in Oxfordshire is not accessible to…
Two city buildings ‘design out disabled visitors’ by scrapping blue badge spaces
Two major cultural institutions in Manchester have been criticised for “designing out disabled people” by removing all of their on-site…
Protest planned over Luton police incident
Family and supporters of a disabled man who has allegedly been the victim of two disturbing incidents at the hands…
Disabled students win permission to take government to court
Two disabled students have won permission to launch a legal case against the government, over plans to restrict funding for…
Disabled students win permission to take government to court
Two disabled students have won permission to launch a legal case against the government, over plans to restrict funding for…
DWP dismisses second call by advisers to double size of work scheme
Ministers have failed to implement recommendations made nearly two years ago by their own advisers on how to improve the…
Bedroom tax five win permission for Supreme Court appeal
Five disabled adults have won permission to take their legal battle against the government’s “bedroom tax” to the Supreme Court.…
Equality watchdog funds ‘David and Goliath’ bus access appeal
A disabled campaigner has won backing from the equality watchdog to continue his legal battle to protect the rights of…