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The appointment of Baroness Lucy Neville-Rolfe to review how the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) handles cases of suicides connected to its work has sparked serious concerns.
UK Covid-19 Inquiry Reveals Devastating Impact on Disabled People Disabled people’s organizations (DPOs) have told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that the country’s social care system failures made the pandemic’s devastating impact on disabled people predictable and avoidable. The DPOs argue…
Disability advocates are sounding the alarm over a new executive order from President Trump, which they fear could erode decades of legal protections for people with disabilities.
Network Rail is under fire for refusing to fund an accessible footbridge in Kent, citing budget constraints.
A disabled bus user, Charley Jonstone-Brent, is traumatized after discovering disturbing messages shared by Arriva Midlands bus drivers in a private WhatsApp group.
Disabled activists are calling on the Labour government to take immediate action to address the pressing issue of inaccessible housing.
The report highlights the government's failure to consult properly with disability rights groups before introducing these reforms.
The bill undermines human rights obligations and fails to provide enough support for those who cannot work.
Disabled people are struggling to keep warm and maintain independence due to rising costs.
The study suggests that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) should invest more in Access to Work, particularly for those who need greater support.
