The government says the findings are stark, while a campaign group says they should be "headline news".

When Grant McPherson, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, temporarily went into care, his father Leonard McPherson had no idea they would be separated for so long. During that time, Grant su...

Whilst white privilege, unconscious bias and institutional discrimination have become high profile issues, learning disabled people of colour continue to be ...

The controversy surrounding the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards, in which John Davidson, whose life with Tourette’s inspired the film  I Swear , invo...

Can we call on this tragic moment to reflect on accepting two truths as valid, and harm as systemic rather than a game of villains and victims?

Other lives: Music-loving teenager who was a consummate communicator, despite the restrictions imposed on her by Rett syndrome

In preparation for our campaign this week, ‘I Open My Own Front Door, Do You?’ I asked friends, colleagues, and family to share what ‘front door’ as a concept means to them. The majority of this blo...

Rachel Adam-Smith says stopping benefits when loved ones are in hospital fails to recognise carers’ ongoing role

The High Court has approved the settlement of a civil claim brought by Bindmans client ‘AP’, by which Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust will pay significant damages for the detention and treatment

The Skies We’re Under · Episode

2012 …………………………………………..2022 On 31st Oct 2012 I had my first NG tube put in by my nurse, this was just the beginning of my bumpy, un…

Brewery veteran Becky Whinnerah and her husband John founded a collective to support employment with brewing experience, Saba Salman reports

The project aims to provide training for adults with disabilities and neurodivergence.