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An airport has hosted a training session for guide dog puppies for the very first time. The BBC reported the Guide Dogs charity ran the session at Southampton Airport to…

Secondary schools in England must provide specially designed areas for neurodivergent children and pupils with special educational needs, ministers have said. The Guardian reported that universal “inclusion bases” are seen as a…

A leading flooring designer and manufacturer has embarked on a project drawing on real world experience to improve its products for neurodivergent people. Architecture and interior design website Material Source…

A new lift installed In December at a North London Tube station was out-of-order for over a week in January, according to residents.  MyLondon reported that Colindale Station was reopened following a major revamp,…

A new Parliamentary report examines the “mainstream practice” of working from home as a route to help more disabled people take up job opportunities that were previously denied to them.…

Campaigners have accused one of the UK’s leading train companies of “virtue signalling without the virtue” after it used images of wheelchair users that they say do not reflect the…

A disabled actor has called for improved representation for disabled performers in the entertainment industry – and specifically an end to what activists call “cripping up” – casting non-disabled actors in disabled…

A designer who was told "disabled people don't need fashion" launched her own adaptive clothing firm, which appeared on the catwalk at London Fashion Week. Hanan Tantush told the BBC…

A wheelchair-user has founded an app to provide Tube travellers with information on accessibility at stations. Time Out reported that Simon Sansome developed the app, which is named Snowball, to “reimagine”…

The next Tube stations in line to become “step-free” have been announced by Transport for London. The Standard reported that TfL has published a list of 17 shortlisted stations that will now undergo detailed…