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Campaigners for deaf and hearing-impaired people have started legal proceedings against the government over a lack of sign language interpreters at its daily coronavirus briefings. Users of British Sign Language…

Details have been announced today about a new funding source which is designed to help voluntary and community sector mental health organisations as they work to meet rising demand during…

The National Autistic Society has welcomed the decision by the Government to amend national guidance on how often some people can leave their home during the coronavirus outbreak. The Society…

A Leeds-based lawyer is challenging businesses to change the way they think and operate by recruiting from the ranks of people with autism. Ian McCann, founder of Leeds-based Legal Studios,…

The RNIB is calling on the government to take action to help blind and partially-sighted people cope with some of the challenges posed by coronavirus. The charity is urging the…

The government has announced plans to look into banning motorists throughout England from parking on pavements, according to a report from BBC online. However the AA has responded by calling…

The Twitter storm around coronavirus shows no sign of easing and amid the hysteria and paralysis there have been the occasional interesting suggestions. One was: “A guy on Twitter has…

A leading disability rights campaigner has urged the government to do more for disabled and chronically ill people as it steps up the fight against coronavirus. Frances Ryan, who is…

A university apologised and launched an investigation after a student who uses a wheelchair was left to work in isolation at the top of a flight of steps in a…

The problems facing disabled people who try to use public transport have been highlighted in a report in the Observer newspaper. Journalist Anna Tims reported how a 13-year-old boy who…