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- Report raises concerns over use of community treatment orders
- Equality body’s two disabled commissioners quit its board
- Don’t treat us like children on abuse, say disabled people
- Watchdog lays out strategy, despite cost-cutting fears
- Government refuses to rule out scrapping DLA
- 40 Years of Riding for the Disabled
- St James's St Street party, 1st-2nd August
- Federation responds to "street clutter" consultation
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- Trailblazers set their sights on discrimination in pubs, clubs and museums
- ‘Provocative’ films aim to undermine mental health stigma
- Artist’s plinth protest highlights Nazi death programme
- Thousands join campaign to save DLA and AA
- Small increase in use of direct payments ‘very disappointing’
- Universities still failing disabled students on access
- Big firms ‘must do more’ to find jobs for people with learning difficulties
- Apprenticeships bill ‘will discriminate’ against disabled students
- Disabled student wins discrimination case against US clothes store
- LGBT Disabled People's Group: Winter Pride planning meeting
- Prisons ‘failing’ on mental health work preparation
- Mental health stereotypes in films ‘worse than in the silent era’
- New powers could help you change your community for the better
- In other news: national charity conducts survey of disabled people's experiences on public transport
- Have Your Say: Improving Access to Taxis
- Pressure mounts on EHRC boss
- Government ignores pleas to halt deportation of disabled asylum-seeker
- US campaigners back McKinnon extradition fight
- Disabled people ‘not hit hardest’ by recession, says TUC
- Young campaigners to probe university access
- Higher rate Disability Living Allowance (DLA) extended to severely visually impaired people
- Care Quality Commission launched
- Age concern and Help the Aged join forces
- Court Rules against Direct Payments for NHS Continuing Care
- Lords ruling means protection for more people with fluctuating conditions
- Daily living centre move could help create a ‘centre of excellence’ for disabled people
- Angry campaigners attack RCN for change of stance on assisted suicide
- Airline oxygen victory for campaigners
- Come and Find out what Brokerage Means to you!
- Government’s mental health vision ‘will need resources’
- Autism bill set to become law
- Equality watchdog set for major shake-up
- Celebrate Bike Week in June
- Large majority of families with disabled children receive no services
- Carers' Week
- Sophie and Riam join forces for new campaign
- Massie says EHRC changes are three years too late
- Exclusion ruling sends ‘clear signal’ to schools
- Awards focus on unlocking disabled people’s talents
- Survey could prove case for fining bay abusers
- Daily Living Centre to Close for Move
- Demand for Disabled Facilities Grants increase across Sussex
- Benefits report fails on major issues, says poverty charity
- Britain is failing those who lose their sight, says RNIB
- Edinburgh festival pledges to improve access
- Mayor to face police authority hate crime questions
- Anger over withdrawal of college funding
- ‘Funding and detail missing’ from hate crime action plan
- Loss of free parking creates problems for disabled drivers
- Charities raise concerns over mental health swine flu measures
- Family suffered years of abuse before car fire deaths
- Lib Dem peer to demand access support for councillors
- Disabled high-fliers need mentoring to succeed, finds survey
- Government’s strict work test ‘forces disabled people onto JSA’
- Assisted suicide guidance sends out ‘disturbing signals’
- Welsh shoppers ‘abandoning high street over access’
- Government unveils blue badge map improvements
- Changing Places toilet officially opened on Brighton seafront
- Minister promises DLA is safe - but only until you are 65
- Benefits system is ‘failing deaf people’
- Cautious welcome for free personal care pledge
- Police were warned on hate crime ‘five years before death’
- Hate crime failure by police was ‘institutional disablism’
- Police watchdog will investigate whether force failed on hate crime
- Disabled children call on politicians to promise action on their rights
- Campaigners criticise ‘disablist’ coverage of Brown’s health
- Guidance aims to cut exclusions of pupils with SEN
- Call for action on access to London public transport
- London 2012 ‘provides unique chance to improve access in capital’
- Activists hope for one million names on benefits petition
- Concerns over Tory incapacity benefit plans
- London 2012 launches £3 million disability arts programme
- Fears over 2012 Paralympic TV coverage
- Children to have guide dogs for the first time
- Lib Dems would scrap disabled people’s minister
- Conservatives ‘not attracted’ to scrapping AA and DLA
- Harper warns EHRC will have to improve
- Review will lead to new learning difficulties guidance on services
- Equality bill ‘gives green light to homophobic bullying’
- Young activists quiz disabled pupils at schools across England
- Concerns over first government work test figures
- MPs call for improved autism services
- British man with bipolar disorder faces execution in China
- Jobs and benefits system ‘condemns people with autism to poverty’
- Government adviser ‘wary’ of legal right to independent living
- Minister avoids answering questions on threat to DLA
- Disabled hacker fails in latest bid to avoid extradition
- Fit notes ‘need explicit reference to reasonable adjustments’
- Harper tries to quell alarm over Conservative welfare reforms
- Businesses' standards are rising, slowly
- Councils ‘failing on equipment assessments'
- Bill changes ‘will empower disabled people'
- Questions remain over disability benefits plans
- Assessment's first birthday sparks warnings from campaigners
- Independent living bill falls again
- GB swimmers top table at European championships
- Reality TV star Sophie Morgan issues ‘miracle cure' warning
- Crescendo's first tour for 13 years will pay tribute to movement
- Low level of IB fraud casts doubt on reforms
- Government ‘breaks green paper promise’
- Union boss calls for action on disability hate crime
- Survey suggests recession is forcing more disabled people into poverty
- Apprenticeships bill success for campaigners
- Sharp rise in calls to disability hate helpline
- Minister faces schools inclusion questions
- Prize-winning photograph will put minister’s visitors in the picture
- Project Search pilots ready for lift-off
- Appeal ruling confirms ‘landmark’ DDA victory for carers
- ‘Penny-pinching’ government criticised over lone parents
- Green paper will push disabled people into the red, say campaigners
- Problems with student support system are ‘outrageous’
- Charities ‘filling gap in services for young disabled people’
- Second attempt to outlaw discrimination against ‘sectioned’ MPs
- Cathedral service gives thanks for ground-breaking disability act
- RADAR searches for leaders of the future
- Bill ‘will shine light on disgraceful response to blood inquiry’
- Personal care bill ‘will squeeze services’
- Bank loses appeal over ‘landmark’ access ruling
- Lifting of ban means athletes with learning difficulties will compete at 2012
- Disabled artists praise dancer’s avant-garde epilepsy experiment
- MPs and peers highlight discrimination faced by disabled children
- EastEnders scoops mental health media award
- Amendment to bill ‘could lead to more disabled MPs’
- Mystery over appointment of equality watchdog commissioners
- Call for action on adult communication
- DPOs recognised in awards ceremony
- HIV stigma ‘still a significant challenge’
- Home secretary attacked by MPs over McKinnon extradition
- Civil Service seeks disabled students for internship scheme
- Business award provides extras reward for Pickup
- Equality watchdog to launch inquiry into violence and harassment
- CQC finds improvements in care, but concerns remain
- Goal of equality by 2025 is closer, says government
- Independent living strategy is probably on course, say experts
- Jobs measure in bill could help stop discrimination by employers
- Sports bodies launch last hunt for athletes with Paralympic X factor
- Mental health launch: strategy ‘will replace prejudice with opportunity’
- Mental health launch: intensive support will boost numbers in work
- Mental health launch: new strategy ‘will lead to lower prejudice’
- Council to use PFI to fund new centre for independent living
- Coalition lays down route out of poverty
- Campaigners call for ‘radical’ changes to mayor’s plan for London
- Government takes next step on path towards right to control
- Battle begins again to bring best out of equality bill
- Benefits increase now seems not quite so generous
- The Fed Celebrates the International Day of Disabled Persons with a Successful Event at Brighton Dome.
- Transport for London will miss step-free target
- President’s award marks two decades of campaigning work
- Recession hitting disabled people hard, says report
- Outrage after China executes disabled Briton
- Thalidomide survivors to win government apology after 50 years
- Disabled duo set to fight again in court for direct payments
- Rights campaigners honoured in new year list
- Seminars will help disabled people become NHS leaders
- Government launches ‘urgent review’ of Pathways to Work
- Police force reviews hate crime policy after family’s five-year ordeal
- China faces embassy protest over execution
- Government set to act on scooter safety
- Minister attacks care reform ‘scaremongers’
- Peers approve bill to right wrongs of NHS’s ‘worst treatment disaster’
- Campaigners fight again to hold the line on assisted suicide
- MP calls for evidence from disabled people for fuel poverty inquiry
- Minister’s verdict on EHRC: ‘Could do better’
- Report finds nearly a third of disabled people in poverty
- Smith pledges to make disabled people love the EHRC
- Lib Dems lead the way on disabled MPs
- Improvements to equality bill will safeguard ‘holy grail’
- Confusion after minister claims reserved posts are illegal
- Tories will ‘turn back clock’ on inclusion in schools
- Supermarkets pledge to do more on parking time limits
- Disabled peers raise concerns over personal care bill
- Manufactured goods ‘must be included in new EU laws’
- Care regulator could probe social care ‘unmet need’
- ‘Change in culture’ among job support providers
- UKDPC calls for central role in monitoring UN convention
- Disabled peer attacks ‘ignorance’ of euthanasia lobby
- Disabled students still facing ‘shocking’ grant delays
- ParalympicsGB silent on BBC Winter Paralympics blow
- Concerns raised over role and future of Equality 2025
- Handbook is guide to ‘unique’ relationship with PAs
- MPs raise concerns over decisions on disability benefits
- Dame Tanni to fight for rights in the Lords
- Scotland’s ten-year plan to ‘mainstream’ personalisation
- Care watchdog praises improvements but demands radical change
- Councils fail information test on personal budgets
- Government adds confusion to Eagle’s reserved posts comments
- Government research follows ‘increasing concerns’ on forced marriage
- Equality bill amendment ‘will boost number of accessible taxis’
- BBC criticised over Winter Paralympics TV plans
- ELECTION 2010: Rethink calls for action on prison numbers
- ELECTION 2010: charity says social care reform should be ‘priority’
- Fears raised over impact of cuts on support
- Prison service breached disability discrimination laws, says court
- Campaigners threaten protests over Norfolk nursing home plans
- Government conference aims for consensus on social care funding
- Baywatch survey provides more evidence that fining works
- New fears over impact of work assessment test
- Conference ‘helps move towards consensus on care’
- Mail’s parking article sparks furious response
- Hate crime film will highlight disabled people’s stories
- Portability ‘breakthrough’ delights campaigners
- Work assessment test under fresh fire
- Pathways contracts mean many get ‘bare minimum’ help
- Law shake-up ‘will lead to clarity on social care’
- Judges must change attitudes on disability
- Concerns remain over assisted suicide guidance
- 3-year Brighton & Hove Multi-Agency Strategy for Carers Published
- Debenhams puts disabled model in the picture
- ELECTION 2010: Minister says ‘roadmap’ is key to Labour’s disability policies
- ELECTION 2010: Tory shadow says new work support is key policy
- ELECTION 2010: Lib Dems come up empty-handed on disability
- Set-up of EHRC was ‘flawed and inefficient’
- Disabled protesters march on Ofcom over ‘offensive hate language’
- Autism strategy savaged by campaigners over weak language
- New improvements to equality bill, but concerns remain
- Campaigners say government must release work test figures
- Scooter users could be forced to take test and buy insurance
- Guide Dogs secures ‘shared streets’ court victory
- Eagle quells fears over reserved posts
- ELECTION 2010: Watchdog could set up election day hotline for disabled voters
- ELECTION 2010: Speaker pledges to ‘champion disabled people’
- Schemes will trial new job support
- MPs call for action on ‘underfunded’ social care system
- Bus companies could face fines over wheelchair spaces
- Police figures reveal new concerns
- Research shows personalisation works well if done well
- EHRC pledges to do more on human rights
- Government must act on fuel poverty, says coalition
- Campaigners demand next of kin rights for singles
- Parties back key measure on disabled MPs
- Watchdog fails to talk to DPO over Pilkington police failings
- Large-scale move to personalisation ‘can work if done well’
- Personal care bill receives damaging setback
- Vancouver 2010: GB team disappoint but still hope for medal
- London 2012: Sirens announce disability arts commissions
- London 2012: Disability sport to receive £11.5 million boost
- London 2012: Government sets out plans for a ‘disability legacy’
- Campaign calls for Vodafone to think again on sat-nav system
- Urgent changes needed to housing benefit rules, say MPs
- RADAR finds disabled people achieving high-flying success
- National Care Service white paper: government unveils plans
- National Care Service white paper: government criticised on funding
- National Care Service white paper: mixed reaction from charities
- National Care Service white paper: campaigners raise concerns
- Work test plans ‘could blight lives of hundreds of thousands’
- EU funds ‘being used to build segregated institutions’
- Government increases funds for DFG but faces ‘lifetime homes’ call
- Inquiry call over disabled woman’s death
- User involvement on autism board is ‘woefully inadequate’
- Government ‘must act on scooter safety’
- Blood campaigners attack government’s ‘cheap initiative’
- Report makes ‘compelling’ case for ‘diversion’ from prison
- Tories back out of agreement on disabled candidates
- Equality bill set to become law, but work remains
- ELECTION 2010: Parties ‘must ensure inclusive election campaign’
- ELECTION 2010: ALLFIE and Trailblazers issue election calls
- Personal care bill becomes law
- ELECTION 2010: Labour manifesto
- ELECTION 2010: Conservative manifesto
- ELECTION 2010: Liberal Democrat manifesto
- ELECTION 2010: UKIP manifesto
- ELECTION 2010: Green Party manifesto
- Police investigated after officer uses Taser on man with epilepsy
- FA to expand opportunities for disabled footballers
- Disabled people face barriers in enforcing access rights
- Dementia report draws positive conclusions on life quality
- ELECTION 2010: UKDPC manifesto is call for action on rights
- Campaigners welcome ‘historic’ contaminated blood ruling
- Crow’s Resistance receives US seal of approval
- Hotlines will help disabled people facing election-day barriers
- ELECTION 2010: Candidates lay out policies to disabled activists
- ELECTION 2010: Disabled Tory defends party’s schools inclusion policy
- ELECTION 2010: RADAR’s plan for new government’s ‘first 100 days’
- Movement mourns loss of David Morris
- Channel 4’s 2012 documentary will ‘travel inside athletes’ bodies’
- Disabled woman secures £125,000 in landmark discrimination case
- Campaigners attack government over hate crime delays
- Bad luck punctures marathon hopes of Weir and Woods
- ELECTION 2010: SNP attacks changes to ILF
- Council’s charging letter ‘caused fear and anxiety’
- ELECTION 2010: Cameron confrontation ‘exposes contradictions’
- Court case on support is landmark for human rights
- Figures show care charges are ‘out of control’
- Livingstone adds tribute to David Morris
- Serious concerns again over latest hate crime murder
- ELECTION 2010: RADAR calls for respect on election images
- ELECTION 2010: Key concerns remain over welfare reform
- Protesters call for inquiry into death of disabled woman
- Rail access budget ‘halved’
- Figures show long waits for home adaptations
- Sainsbury’s to sponsor 2012 Paralympics
- Call for action over Pride access
- ELECTION 2010: Policies on public services ‘will be crucial’
- ELECTION 2010: Parties mired in welfare reform confusion
- Protesters call for inquiry into death of disabled woman
- New Scottish law could boost access to pubs
- Watchdog launches probe into football advert
- ELECTION 2010: Lib Dem paper sparks new schools inclusion fears
- ELECTION 2010: Cuts ‘could make mockery of election pledges’
- ELECTION 2010: Lansley puts little emphasis on social care
- ELECTION 2010: Campaigners braced for harsh welfare regime
- New centres lead to sharp rise in hate crime reports
- Sam's Sponsored Cycle, May 2010
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- Get Involved Group Election Special with Parliamentary Candidates - April 28th 2010
- Fed News May 2010
- Deaf student wins important discrimination victory against university
- New government gives hope to McKinnon
- Government coalition appointments: Freud to head welfare reform
- Coalition’s plans for government: Welfare reforms ‘will entrench poverty’
- Government coalition appointments: Burstow given social care brief
- Press watchdog launches probe into ‘offensive’ article
- Recession has led to ‘huge rise in discrimination’
- Union activists call for public inquiry into disability hate crime
- Coalition’s plans for government: School inclusion fears realised
- Coalition’s plans for government: Commission to seek care funding solution
- Coalition’s plans for government: Activists point to equality gap
- CPS clarifies hate crime law for people with HIV
- OFCOM says Big Brother comment was offensive
- Artist will create work out of access stress
- Queen’s speech: New concerns over coalition’s education plans
- Government stays silent over rail access budget cuts
- Mayor failed to consult DPOs over new Routemaster design
- EHRC has failed again on website and helpline
- Government cuts raise fears
- Queen’s speech: Commission will probe social care funding
- Triple alarm bells ringing over welfare reform
- Report hints at new attack on DLA
- Robots ‘will help with independent living within five years’
- European Commission ‘must do more on disability rights’
- Civil Service recruits record number of disabled high-flyers
- Civil servants ‘criticised DWP’ for failing to fund Pathways to Work
- Movement unites for new Resistance to assisted suicide threat
- The bikes are back!
- Social care funding bill ‘within two years’
- Peers concerned over impact of more academies on disabled pupils
- Beds call for tough new licensing laws
- Government ‘steps back’ from rapid reassessment programme
- EHRC warns government over spending cuts
- RADAR awards will spread the word that equality pays
- Hospital’s death fine highlights ‘two-tier’ health system
- Disabled ex-soldier enters Big Brother house
- New work programme ‘by next summer’
- Disabled MP elected to chair influential committee
- EHRC faces deep budget cuts
- Peers raise fresh concerns over government cuts
- Further blow to Independent Living Fund support
- More than three guide dogs attacked every month, say researchers
- Clegg says disabled children will be task force priority
- Minister faces up to DAN’s welfare reform protest
- Freud’s warm words fail to quell welfare concerns
- Disabled talent recognised in birthday honours
- Robots and avatars ‘are the future of assisted living’
- Tanni’s maiden speech hints at future focus in Lords
- Watchdog ignores call for more audio description
- Research triggers fears among autistic rights campaigners
- EHRC calls for personal stories of harassment
- EMERGENCY BUDGET: DLA reforms will ‘hit disabled people hard’
- EMERGENCY BUDGET: Government set to restrict DLA eligibility
- EMERGENCY BUDGET: Benefit change welcomed but housing crisis remains
- Parents who locked children in bedrooms ‘did not breach rights’
- Minister could reform ILF over closure controversy
- Government ‘will do more’ on academies’ SEN obligations
- Polling stations ‘little better on access’ nine years on
- Website aims to see Paralympians reunited
- New disabled people’s minister pledges to fight for rights
- Council and Guide Dogs ‘will work together on shared streets plans’
- Disability sports bodies welcome plans for national schools event
- Government pledges improvements to wheelchair services
- Government’s benefits bashing ‘could lead to hate crime’
- Healthcare battle for direct payments could be over at last
- London’s Dial-a-Ride still ‘plagued by problems’
- Disabled delegation set to pull out of Pride over access
- Stevie Wonder’s Glastonbury access plea
- New disabled MP criticised over views on inclusion
- New Scottish law is step on road to better access to pubs
- Briefing throws incapacity benefit plans into confusion
- Conservatives attack DLA spending – again
- Government to review impact of welfare reforms
- Welfare reforms ‘could breach government’s UN duties’
- New guide calls for community action on hate crime
- Disabled campaigner nominated for UN role
- New European laws should boost accessible travel by boat
- Campaigners fear government could bow to building lobby
- Academies bill ‘could undermine specialist support for pupils’
- Anger grows over government’s plans for DLA
- Leap in ESA appeals ‘exposes flaws in system’
- SEN review ‘is chance to fight for inclusion’
- Government research finds DLA plays vital role
- Campaigners fear government will water down Equality Act
- Treasury fails to remove disablist comments from cuts website
- Mencap’s hate crime coalition plans in disarray
- Liberty rights still ‘being breached’ despite new safeguards
- Cameron’s digital champion calls for government action on websites
- Disabled people given extra time to volunteer for 2012
- Ombudsman finds death fine hospital guilty over care
- Health white paper: NICE given social care remit
- Health white paper: Concerns over new role for GPs
- Disabled peer secures victory over government on academy plans
- Campaigners face new euthanasia battle
- Open employment with support ‘is the ideal’, says RADAR
- Care commission starts work under shadow of funding cuts
- Football cat cruelty advert cleared by watchdog
- Obama and Cameron discuss disabled hacker
- Solutions to housing shortage ‘are not complicated’
- UK ‘could learn from developing world’ on disability equality
- Police considering new probe into abuse allegations
- Shadow of spending cuts hangs over autism consultation
- Rapid passage of Academies Act leaves SEN concerns in its wake
- Employers ‘missing out on young disabled talent’
- New powers ‘could finally force change on voting access’
- Minister hints that ILF could be scrapped
- Work Choice given government go-ahead
- New figures ‘prove that work test needs reform’
- Mayor’s equality scheme ‘is vague and confusing’
- Thalidomide campaigners turn attention to long-serving prisoner
- UKDPC uncovers widespread reports of hate crime deaths
- DLA survey results come at perfect time
- Tanzania project breaks new ground for unions
- Tube cuts ‘could undermine mobility of disabled people’
- Government’s welfare reforms win cool reception
- Minister warned chancellor of spending cuts equality duty
- Police probe deaths of disabled woman and mother
- New firm hopes to create 50 jobs for people with autism
- Solar Centre abuse scandal: Trust took two years to hand over report
- Benefits advisers call in new work test rules for consultation
- DWP uses ‘Al Capone powers’ to freeze assets in benefit fraud probe
- Government to use credit firms in latest benefit fraud crackdown
- Solar Centre abuse scandal: family’s anger at health trust
- Alcoholics not disabled people, says Equality Act guidance
- Government spending cut raises threat of repossessions
- Channel 4’s 2012 launch: Paralympics to be ‘biggest event’ in C4 history
- Channel 4’s 2012 launch: Nationwide search for disabled talent
- Brighton and Hove: The Fed welcomes Hackney Disability Backup to the latest Get Involved Group
- Government gives personal budget approval for sex workers
- Artists will pay Liberty tribute to David Morris
- New centre for independent living leads to loss of two DPOs
- Partnership provides chance to push for better housing
- Solar Centre abuse scandal: Trust denies watering down report
- Channel 4 to paint portrait of incredible athletes
- Hunt is on for Europe’s most accessible city
- ‘Evidence needed’ to prove businesses benefit from better access
- Vital grants scheme could be next victim of spending cuts
- Government ‘must provide more work test support’
- Government to slash DPTAC membership
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