Trailblazers celebrate 10 year anniversary at Parliament
On Thursday July 12 Muscular Dystrophy UK’s Trailblazers celebrated their 10 year Anniversary at the Speakers House.
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Changing Places Awareness Day 2018
19/07/2018Data reveals the areas and venues failing to provide Changing Places toilets
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Health Minister challenged on fast access to treatments
18/07/2018Health Minister Steve Brine MP was challenged on urgent action needed to ensure fast access to treatments.
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Government Announce New Challenge Fund for Disability Employment
18/07/2018This week the Government announced a multi-million pound fund to get more disabled people into work. The £4.
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Muscular Dystrophy UK launches new resources on disability and employment
16/07/2018Muscular Dystrophy UK has published a range of advice and information to help disabled people into work and understand the support they are entitled to in the workplace.
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Government position on Brexit and the European Union
13/07/2018The Government’s White Paper sets out proposals for the future relationship with the European Union.
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Airport accessibility getting better – but Stansted and Gatwick need to improve, says report
13/07/2018A new report says most airports are now providing a good service for assisting disabled people, but airports including Gatwick, Stansted and Birmingham all need improvement.
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YouGov poll reveals how accessible people think the UK is for wheelchair users
12/07/2018A YouGov poll carried out to mark the 10th anniversary of Trailblazers shows there is still some way to go to achieving full accessibility.
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Trailblazers to mark their 10th anniversary
11/07/2018Tomorrow marks 10 years since the start of Trailblazers – Muscular Dystrophy UK's 800-strong national network of young people and their supporters.
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NICE confirm delays in evaluating Exondys 51
04/07/2018NICE have suspended their appraisal of Duchenne treatment, Exondys 51
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House of Lords debate on challenges facing disabled people
29/06/2018Muscular Dystrophy UK Trustee, Baroness Thomas of Winchester, led a House of Lords debate yesterday on the challenges facing disabled people in the UK.