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Sayce announces retirement, as ‘she is shortlisted’ for EHRC appointment

By John Pring on 19th January 2017 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Sayce announces retirement, as ‘she is shortlisted’ for EHRC appointment
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The chief executive of the UK’s most prominent national disabled people’s organisation (DPO) has announced that she is to retire from her post. Liz Sayce has headed Disability Rights UK (DR UK) since it was formed in 2012 through a merger […]

McDonnell hides from questions over promise to write ILF letter to Labour councils

By John Pring on 22nd December 2016 Category: Independent Living

McDonnell hides from questions over promise to write ILF letter to Labour councils
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Labour is facing new concerns about its commitment to disability equality, after questions were raised over whether the shadow chancellor ever wrote a letter he promised to send to councils about the closure of the Independent Living Fund (ILF). John McDonnell […]

Watchdog’s inquiry into accessible housing shortage ‘must also look at affordability’

By John Pring on 15th December 2016 Category: Housing

Watchdog’s inquiry into accessible housing shortage ‘must also look at affordability’
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An inquiry launched by the equality and human rights watchdog into the “chronic lack” of accessible housing has been welcomed by campaigners, but they warned that it must also look at whether such housing is affordable for disabled people. The Equality […]

Chancellor’s social care and WRAG omissions ‘show contempt for disabled people’

By John Pring on 24th November 2016 Category: Politics

Chancellor’s social care and WRAG omissions ‘show contempt for disabled people’
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The chancellor has shocked disabled activists by ignoring the social care funding crisis in his autumn statement, and refusing to scrap a planned cut to employment and support allowance (ESA). Despite weeks of lobbying from disabled people, politicians – including some […]

DPOs criticise DWP for excluding them from green paper launch

By John Pring on 3rd November 2016 Category: Employment

DPOs criticise DWP for excluding them from green paper launch
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Grassroots disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have criticised the government’s decision to exclude them from an event held to launch its new work, health and disability green paper. The event for “stakeholders” was hosted by the disability charity Scope at its London […]

MPs hear of affordable, accessible housing drought and ‘decimation’ of access groups

By John Pring on 27th October 2016 Category: Housing

MPs hear of affordable, accessible housing drought and ‘decimation’ of access groups
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MPs have heard evidence from two leading disabled campaigners about the shortage of affordable, accessible housing across the country. Zara Todd, chair of Inclusion London, and Sue Bott, deputy chief executive of Disability Rights UK (DR UK), were giving evidence to […]

ILF closure cuts report produces instant results from Labour and Greens

By John Pring on 8th September 2016 Category: Independent Living

ILF closure cuts report produces instant results from Labour and Greens
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Senior figures in the Labour and Green parties have pledged to introduce a national, free, needs-led system of support, after a report showed that the Independent Living Fund’s (ILF) closure resulted in “substantial” cuts to disabled people’s care packages. Inclusion London’s […]

Council wants to watch abuse survivor shower and toilet to check post-ILF needs

By John Pring on 8th September 2016 Category: Human Rights

Council wants to watch abuse survivor shower and toilet to check post-ILF needs
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A disabled woman has told how her local council is threatening to spend several days watching her every move as she eats showers and uses the toilet, in order to check if planned cuts to her care package will meet her […]

Justice project will help DPOs tackle discrimination through the courts

By John Pring on 25th August 2016 Category: Activism and Campaigning

Justice project will help DPOs tackle discrimination through the courts
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A new user-led project will help disabled people in London use the law to fight for their independent living rights, and combat the discrimination they face from providers of goods and services. Inclusion London’s Disability Justice Project will support disabled people’s […]

ROFA’s conference hears call to build a stronger alliance

By John Pring on 21st July 2016 Category: Activism and Campaigning

ROFA’s conference hears call to build a stronger alliance
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A campaigning alliance has called for disabled people and their organisations to join its fight to use the UN disability convention to defend attacks on their rights by the UK government. The Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance (ROFA) was holding its third […]

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