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Hidden disabilities – and hidden disabled people

July 3, 2019
Ian Streets
We often look at the issues around hidden disabilities, and now one of our projects has involved studying the provisions made for disabled people who could themselves be described as…
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Hidden disabilities – and hidden disabled people

June 30, 2019
Ian Streets
We often look at the issues around hidden disabilities, and now one of our projects has involved studying the provisions made for disabled people who could themselves be described as…
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Blue badge scheme to include hidden disabilities

June 18, 2019
Ian Streets
The government has announced that people who have a hidden disability are now able to apply for a blue badge parking permit. The new guidance issued by the Department for…
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Supermarket group faces legal action over guide dog ban

June 14, 2019
Ian Streets
A British Paralympic skiing champion is planning to take legal action against Sainsbury’s – one of the sponsors of the British Paralympic team – after he was twice denied access…
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Getting to grips with manual dexterity issues

June 10, 2019
Ian Streets
The rise in arthritis and other conditions is highlighting the problems presented by many everyday objects for people who have poor manual dexterity. There is plenty of advice online to…
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Disabled singer tells of humiliation and hurt in the music industry

May 20, 2019
Ian Streets
The survey by Next Stage into accessibility in the entertainment industry generated some strong feedback from performers who often face huge obstacles in the studio and on stage. In addition…
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Performer survey highlights access issues in entertainment industry

May 20, 2019
Ian Streets
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…
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High Court calls for accessible elections

May 13, 2019
Ian Streets
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…
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University to review policy after discrimination claims

April 29, 2019
Ian Streets
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…
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Aligayah in the news to support Bowel Cancer UK

April 22, 2019
Ian Streets
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…
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