Grandfather graduates with first-class degree from London university
A grandfather of 12 has told others to pursue their dreams after achieving a first-class honours degree from Goldsmiths, University
‘It’s been a life saver’: The online craft club bringing community to disabled people
An online club is helping disabled and chronically ill people make friends and find community through crafting. The Slowcial Life,
Bexley Council mock election returns for people with learning disabilities
Bexley Council has brought back a mock election for those with learning disabilities ahead of local elections this May. Around
London’s disabled employment rate overtakes national average post-pandemic for first time in history
London’s disabled employment rate has been higher than the national average disabled employment rate since the pandemic, Office for National
Accessibility gaps in nightclubs for visually impaired community
The greatest barrier to accessing nightlife establishments is the lack of disability awareness training, according to members of the visually
Artists with diverse abilities redefine the art scene by breaking barriers
Artists with diverse abilities are increasingly being recognised for their contributions. They use their art to challenge stereotypes, overcome personal
Cost of living crisis pushing disabled people further into poverty
For Jessica, a single mum of two suffering from an incurable form of bone cancer, the cost-of-living crisis has taken
Disabled households face “damaging choices” amid soaring energy costs
When Linda Black’s energy provider got in touch with details of her new tariff, she was overcome with anxiety. Already
South west London boroughs among worst in capital for hate crime
Boroughs in south west London are among the worst in the capital for rising hate crime, with many reporting a