A wheelchair user claims she was mistreated by a train guard at Twickenham station because she had not booked a

The disability employment gap remained unchanged in the first quarter of 2023, the latest figures from the Office of National

With the Winter Paralympics kicking off in Beijing tomorrow, SWLondoner takes a closer look at four GB Paralympians hoping for

Finding yourself in a position where you have to care for someone can happen at any moment in your life. It’s not usually a choice, but an obligation and a desire to help someone you love. For many, that can happen before the age of 18.

A South Bank hub which boasts a café staffed by deaf baristas and a sensory experience guided by the blind,

Disabled women are more than twice as likely to experience domestic abuse than non-disabled women, according to data released by

A campaign to save a horse riding stables in Teddington aims to raise £1m to buy the site from the

A disabled campaigner has entered the fourth week of a hunger strike to protest the failure of Lambeth Council to

THE parents of a disabled child struggling to find a suitable nursery place say Wandsworth Council’s special education needs and

How does someone in a wheelchair skip? This is one of many adaptations the team at Carney’s Community Centre boxing

Disabled Richmond residents are being urged to vote as a touring bus supporting Independent Living Scheme parks up at York