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On Tuesday 2 June, Dave Anderson MP the Chair of All Party Parlimentary Group on Muscular Dystrophy successfully secured a Westminster Hall debate about accessible public tran

Following the entertainment theme, EastEnders (the BBC’s flagship drama) announced that it has cast a wheelchair user as a character to be featured on the show for the first time,

An important public meeting being held by Bewdley Town Council yesterday, was completely inaccessible to wheelchair users as it was located at the Guildhall, a building that can on

A charity is aiding blind and disabled people to have greater independence by digital IT skills tutoring.

Nottinghamshire County Council is the first authority in the country to provide disabled people, specifically those who have non-obvious disabilities, with photo ID cards that can

Glastonbury, the legendary music festival, has recently taken steps to make inaccessibility a thing of the past.

Trailblazers End of the Line report on accessible public transport in the UK has received our best and most far reaching media coverage so far.

Disabled commuters forced to pay more for an inconsistent and inaccessible public transport system across the UK, as revealed by a three month undercover investigation published today.

The Work and Pensipns Select Committee launched a report on 29 April on the way disability will fit a new single Equality Act.

With the USA’s new President fast approaching his first 100 days in office, Alan Holdsworth, a disabled activist, recently wrote (in the hour after the election among a wave