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Disabled artists and musicians are challenging the entertainment industry to act to make their spaces accessible for performers as well as audiences. A survey by Next Stage has found that…

With local elections fresh in the memory, European elections coming soon and the possibility of any number of polls in the coming months, blind and partially sighted voters have won…

A prominent UK university has said it will review its policy after it was accused of putting disabled students at a disadvantage by charging for extensions to long-term assignments where…

The BBC newsreader George Aligayah is telling of his own diagnosis and treatment to support the charity Bowel Cancer UK as it promotes Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Aligiyah has recorded…

One of the biggest dates in the rugby league calendar will bring the launch of a ground-breaking inclusive sports programme for people with learning disabilities and autism. The Betfred Super…

The recent World Book Day brought calls from various quarters for more to be done to increase the level of diversity in children’s literature. ITV news reported that a study…

A company which specialises in making autonomous vehicles will start trials next month on driverless pods designed to deliver improved mobility and independence for people with health conditions and disabilities.…

Disability equality charity Scope is calling on the government to take action after publishing a study which shows the rising costs facing disabled adults and families with disabled children. The…

She’s the doll who launched countless controversies, but the latest developments with Barbie have brought praise from diversity campaigners worldwide. Manufacturers Mattel have released two new versions of the doll…

The BBC has highlighted two incidents of taxi drivers discriminating against visually-impaired people by refusing to allow assistance dogs into their cars. In each case the driver was taken to…