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SignPals sets sights on expanding friendship-matching service
-A friendship service for deaf people launched a year ago in response to lockdown is now ion the lookout for…
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Tell-tale sign shows it’s not sport for all
-Whoever put the sign up probably thought they were being helpful, but the message that anyone looking for an accessible…
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Government accused of discrimination over Early Re-opening Programme
-A group which promotes inclusivity for disabled people has written to the Prime Minister to call for equality in delivering…
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Patient death brings call for coroners to take Mental Capacity Act training
-An assistant coroner amended the cause of death of a young disabled woman after deciding she did not receive adequate…
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Funding promise to improve accessibility in schools
-Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will benefit from a £280 million investment from the UK Government to…
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Asda acts to iron out problems with school uniforms
-Asda has earned plaudits from customers and the media after becoming the first UK supermarket to sell a full range…
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Accessibility isn’t an add-on when it comes to awards
-Access professionals have been taking to social media to voice their frustrations about inaccessible buildings being honoured in awards schemes.…
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Prime Minister stumped by sign language question
-An MP has shamed Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a protest in sign language about what she sees as his…
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A doll for Rosie to mark World Down Syndrome Day
-A toy brand has created a Down’s syndrome doll inspired a six-year-old girl from Wiltshire. Irish toy company Lottie Dolls…
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Businesses urged to help dyslexics win the war against emails
-A dyslexic entrepreneur is seeking the help of businesses and employees as he works to develop an assistive tool which…
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