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Disabled workers are being encouraged by the government to check that their employers have not been cheating them out of thousands of pounds. The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills…

A leading disability arts organisation has secured £1.5 million of lottery funding to develop a programme of "ambitious and high quality work" by disabled artists over the next three years.…

Hull City Council has sent a warning to people who abuse disabled parking concessions.   The Council announced a crackdown on abuse of the Blue Badge scheme earlier in the…

A user-led organisation is the latest charity to win the prime minister’s Big Society Award, after being praised for its contribution to the community. Oxford-based My Life My Choice (MLMC)…

Access and housing experts have warned that draft government plans for new housing standards do not do enough to prioritise the building of accessible homes. They spoke out as the…

Broadcasters will have to measure the quality of the subtitles they provide on live television programmes, the broadcasting watchdog has announced. Deaf campaigners welcomed the decision by Ofcom, but said…

The disability charity Scope is to “put its money where its mouth is” by closing a third of its remaining residential homes over the next three years. The plans to…

There is not one disabled person among the “team leaders” who are heading the high-level preparations of 21 Paralympic sports in the lead-up to Rio 2016, the British Paralympic Association…

Universities are still putting significant barriers before disabled students and failing to provide them with the support they need on campus, according to new research carried out by young campaigners.…

MPs have warned the government that it must do much more to improve access to transport for disabled people, which they say is “unacceptably poor”. The Commons transport committee this…