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Learning Disability England is excited to share that we are working with The Open University on a new project looking at how data can be used to track change in the lives of people with learning disab...

The Casey Commission is looking at how we make social care work for everyone.  This is an update on what we know about the commission’s work and ways to get involved. When Andy Burnham became the Prim...

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This is "Social Murder Festival 2026: A Report from Lil WIlliams" by TAPE Community Music and Film on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

40 Years of Speaking Up: Memories of the Self Advocacy Movement, Tue 18 Aug 2026 - This year marks 10 years since Learning Disability England was founded. To celebrate this milestone, Learning Disabil...

Blog by Gary Bourlet – Membership and Engagment Lead, Learning Disability England The Timms review is looking at PIP (Personal Independence Payment).  PIP is a benefit that was made to help cover the ...

The Co-chair Member Representatives of Learning Disability England have made a statement on the latest (and last) report from the LeDeR programme Read this statement in easy read here Gary Bourlet, Me...

Today, members of Learning Disability England have taken an open letter to 10 Downing Street. The letter asks the new Prime Minister to make the health of people with learning disabilities a priority....

An interim report of the Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

From issues knowing where to get support to accessing their own healthcare, we share what unpaid carers have told us about their experiences.

The Government is set to introduce a social media ban for people under the age of 16 in the United Kingdom from 2027.

Read our Easy News article to find out about the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and what will happen next.

The UK Supreme Court has changed the way the law on whether a disabled person is being deprived of their liberty if they cannot make the decision themselves.  This means that the rules on Deprivation ...

In this blog, Simba Ngwarati, Percussianist with the CityLits Orchestra, shares how music helps him tell stories, express his feelings and connect with others. He also reflects on this year’s Learning...

This Carers Week, Family Member Representatives of Learning Disability England – Kate Chate, Liz Wilson, Paula Strike and James O’Rourke – reflect on this years theme ‘Building Carer Friendly Communit...

In this blog, Lorna Rouse, researcher from The Open University, speaks about migraine in people with learning disabilities. She shares what she has learned and invites people to take part in a survey ...

The UK Supreme Court has changed the way the law on whether a disabled person is being deprived of their liberty if they cannot make the decision themselves.  This means that the rules on Deprivation ...

The Assembly is an interview show on ITV where well-known celebrities are questioned by a group of autistic and neurodivergent people and people with learning disabilities. Last year Simon Cramp, Self...

It is 15 years since the TV programme that showed the abuse and bad treatment of people with learning disabilities at Winterbourne View. Since then, there has been a government plan but still not enou...

As we approach the 15th anniversary of the BBC Panorama investigation that exposed abuse at Winterbourne View, self-advocate Steven Chapman reflects on his work challenging institutionalisation and th...

Learning Disability and Autism Housing Community of Practice – Zoom, Multiple dates and times - The Learning Disability and Autism Housing Community of Practice brings people together to find solution...

Citizenship and Making the Right to Vote Real – Zoom, Mon 18 May 2026 - Join the teams from My Vote My Voice and the Citizen Network to think about how we support people with learning disabilities to ...

< Go back and find out more The Good Lives Framework lays out what people tell us they need to live well. This forms each of the frameworks seven chapters. The framework reflects various aspects of li...

Citizen Armies led by people with a learning disability will make inclusion in our communities work.

Citizenship and Making the Right to Vote Real – Zoom, Mon 18 May 2026 - Join the teams from My Vote My Voice and the Citizen Network to think about how we support people with learning disabilities to ...