Ros Altmann
I do think that there is much more awareness and support for disabled people in this country nowadays than there was in the past....
ANDREA LEADSOM SPEAKS EXCLUSIVELY TO DISABILITY TALK
By Rt Hon Andrea Leadsom MP, Leader of the House of Commons
As the home of our democracy and the heart of our nation's public...
Tim Farron – 5 Questions
Timothy James Farron is a British politician who became Leader of the Liberal Democrats in July 2015
Q. How can we help the most vulnerable...
HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS READS YOUR POEMS
Hollywood Actress, Eileen Grubba, will read YOUR winning poem from our "My Disabled World" poetry competition on behalf of their chosen charity. They (your...
HM TREASURY & DISABILITY
You ask what we can do as individuals, communities, society and government to improve the lives of those who are most disadvantaged. This Government...
INCLUSION MATTERS: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH EILEEN GRUBBA
INCLUSION MATTERS: AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH EILEEN GRUBBA
Eileen Grubba is a Hollywood Actress best known for her 'edgy' guest roles in shows such as Sons of...
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis
The Chief Rabbi has voiced his views with us and shared some thoughts on Jewish approaches to disability.
“We have a shared responsibility to actively...
DISABILITY IN THE UK
We asked Baroness Thomas of Winchester about the values of the British Public. Because we read regularly about hate crime, austerity, selfishness and a general...
AN INTERVIEW WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY’S EMMA VOGELMANN
Muscular Dystrophy UK is the charity for the 70,000 people living with muscle wasting conditions in the UK. They bring together people affected by more...
Diane Abbott. MP Labour Party
“Austerity cuts have devastated the lives of disabled people up and down the country. I endeavour to have an understanding and be sympathetic towards...
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RAIL FARES UP BY 2.6% – BUT STILL NO ACCESS!
From the 'Leonard Cheshire Charity'
Year after year, the price of rail fare rises. Recently, ticket prices have increased by another 2.6%. Yet there’s still...
