A member of the steering group reviewing the future of personal independence payment (PIP) has delivered a powerful rebuttal ...
Disabled people will have to wait until next month, and possibly December, to discover the government’s plans for cuts and ...
Budget is ‘miniature sticking plaster’, disabled people warn as they await Timms and Milburn reports
Disabled people’s organisations have labelled yesterday’s budget as “superficial” and a “miniature sticking plaster” as they ...
The employment minister – backed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) – appears to have trashed the government’s ...
The aviation industry has made slow but steady progress in introducing suggested improvements to the accessibility of air ...
Disabled people have praised a shocking documentary “experiment” that exposes how Nazi ideology is being used to argue the ...
The Times has blocked Disability News Service from alerting its readers to research which exposed how previous reforms to out ...
Disability News Service (DNS) will continue to operate and produce stories for its website and subscribers, despite its ...
Disabled children and young people are being placed at risk of abuse because they are missing out on “vital” relationship and sex education at school, according to a new report. The research found ...
Disabled people have spoken in a new report of their “constant fear” and worry that being physically active could put their disability benefits at risk. The report reveals how the fear of losing ...
UK airports and regulators are under pressure to act over the repeated discrimination faced by disabled air passengers, after two prominent campaigners were failed by assistance services within 24 ...
The government is facing the threat of fresh legal action after it failed to provide a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter at a televised pandemic briefing by the prime minister, despite spending ...
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