This Call for Evidence is being administered by DWP on behalf of the Timms Review steering group and seeks to gather feedback and insight relating to the areas outlined in the Terms of Reference of th...

Campaigners calling for government action on disability hate crime were horrified when their posts on social media led to a string of racist and disablist responses, some of them from disabled peop…

If there are two things you can get everyone in social care to agree on, it’s that coproduction is a good thing in theory, and that it’s hard in practice. The first part of that seems self-evident: social care involves putting people who seek help and people who offer help into close, often intimate, relationships. Those relationships aim to achieve dignity, wellbeing and a fulfilling life.

Join us for the first webinar of the Social Care Reform in England interest group, with an analysis of the current state of social care in England, what can we learn from the history of social care re...

PM voices determination to press ahead with bill despite threat of Labour revolt over disability benefit cuts

Victor Adebowale says failure to detect his mother’s cancer was example of ‘black service, not NHS service’

Podcast · Community Catalysts · In our new podcast series 'Changing it up', hosts Nick Sinclair and Clenton Farquharson chat with people from across the country who have dedicated their lives to chang...

Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

Hundreds of events across UK commemorate those who died and pay tribute to health workers

Sunday 9 March 2025 is the Day of Reflection for the COVID-19 pandemic. People and communities are invited to mark the day in ways that feel meaningful to them.

The five largest parties in England were due to meet this week - but the BBC has learned the talks have been cancelled.