Government Spring Statement shows how disability is viewed in London
London is the second-best city in the world, just behind New York, according to Oxford Economics. As a wheelchair user
London is the second-best city in the world, just behind New York, according to Oxford Economics. As a wheelchair user
Disabled people still don’t have step free access to Hackney Downs station five years after it was promised by the
On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Diamond Centre in Carshalton hosted its annual Christmas show. The horse-riding
The Department for Education’s plan to develop a new school for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in
A vulnerable mother and her daughter with disabilities are trapped in run down social housing in Wandsworth. Jennifer Adams, 42,
The Down’s Syndrome Association, with a Head Office Teddington but operating throughout the UK, forges collaborations between those with Down’s syndrome and
Positive about Down Syndrome (PADS) marked World Down syndrome month by sharing a series of photos in a 31-day challenge
A Lambeth resident is taking the council to court over Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) for discriminating against people with disabilities.
COVID-19 testing has become a notoriously unpleasant experience, even for those with a high pain threshold. For people with autism,
A blind student at News Associates, Twickenham, re-invented Braille shorthand and passed the coveted 100 words per minute exam in
Demand for supported housing in Wandsworth could be eased thanks to plans for new houses for people with physical and