The government is refusing to release documents which could show what measures it is taking – if any – to protect disabled people who rely on medical equipment in their own homes, in the event of power blackouts this winter. Disability […]
Bus company breached access laws… and then lied about what it had done
Media ‘still use disablist language and blame disabled victims’ when covering crime
Labour’s broken promise could see it finally face legal action over years of discrimination
Further DWP delays on benefit deaths legal agreement ‘would be kick in the teeth’
Disabled woman fears universal credit stress could see her return to institutions
Minister ridiculed over ‘global leadership on disability inclusion’ claim
Pursglove fails to express concern over Access to Work and PIP waiting-times
Disabled campaigners welcome mayor’s ‘significant improvements’ to clean air scheme
Disabled campaigners have won significant concessions from London’s mayor after they warned that plans to widen the ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) in the capital would discriminate against tens of thousands of disabled Londoners. Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) had warned that the expansion of […]