Richard shares his thoughts on benefits for people with a learning disability.

We quite like making cups of tea in our office and we have a bit of a joke in the office about Jo’s tea-making skills. She hasn’t quite got it right yet and is still, after years of being at Kingston ...

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We are taking a short break from our usual DAPPLE updates this week.  That’s because we’ve got some exciting news to share…The Print & Deliver service is LIVE!Everyone should get the chance to talk ab...

People with learning disabilities and autism die almost 20 years younger than the rest of the population.

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The latest annual LeDeR report in collaboration with our academic partners on behalf of NHS England.

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Introduction People with a learning disability face significant health and mortality inequalities as well as wider systemic inequities. Challenges in palliative and end of life care (PEOLC) include co...

One of many reasons I love working in the Learning Disability Research Team at Kingston University is because we are – as Irene Tuffrey-Wijne calls us – “a think-outside-the-box team”. And while I hav...

The health secretary is under growing pressure to release a long-delayed report into the deaths of learning disabled and autistic people in England.

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New Episode: Supporting Students with Purpose – A Conversation with Jane Hargreaves In this episode, Richard speaks with Jane Hargreaves, Student Engagement Manager at Kingston University and recipie

I am used to interviewing people for my Podcast 'Cuppa Tea with Richard'. Recently, it was my turn to be in the hot seat, when I appeared as a guest on MacIntyre's The Sui-Ling Show!Sui-Ling is a mem...