Cataracts are a clouding of the lens, a part of the eye that lies just behind the coloured iris. Relatively…
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In the wake of the EU referendum there have been increases in hate crimes across the UK, particularly racial and…
Read More »On January 18th wheelchair user Doug Paulley saw the end of a five year legal battle. He wanted legal clarification…
Read More »People who require social care to assist them with how they wish to live have had the options of employing…
Read More »Somebody pushed the irrepressible Martin Kelly over the edge when they asked him to do jury service in a building…
Read More »Our Q&A with Penny Mordaunt, Minister of State for Disabled People, Health and Work posed tough questions. We were dismayed…
Read More »Remember Sam Heaton’s letter to the Royal College of Ophthalmologists asking that they routinely inform people about Charles Bonnet Syndrome?…
Read More »A recent survey by Guide Dogs has shown that almost half (49%) of guide dog owners surveyed have experienced an…
Read More »Being a commuter is never easy or enjoyable, but when you’re a wheelchair user and the train has no wheelchair…
Read More »Dr Theo Blackmore tells us about why he investigated Cornwall’s history from the perspective of disabled people, and what he…
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