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TfL Admitted It Never Assessed the Accessibility Impact of Removing London’s Most Wheelchair-Friendly Bus

Disability Horizons examines whether TfL’s withdrawal of New Routemaster buses is leaving wheelchair users and disabled passengers with fewer practical…

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Access Sport and The FA Launch New Disability Volunteering Pathway in Grassroots Football

Access Sport and The Football Association have launched a two-year disability volunteering pathway to support more disabled people into grassroots…

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Listening to Autistic Voices: Joanna Grace on Understanding the Autism Spectrum

A recent media article has reignited debate about how autism is understood in research and public discussion. In this response,…

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Lessons from Europe’s New Accessibility Movement

Key Takeaways Point Summary European Accessibility Act (EAA) A groundbreaking law setting minimum accessibility requirements across digital products and services…

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The Role of Telehealth in Reducing Healthcare Costs for Disabled People

  Making Healthcare Work: How Telecare is Reducing Costs for Disabled People in the U.S. Key Takeaways Telecare reduces travel…

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FDA Allows Use of Recombinant BCG Through Expanded Access Program

Recombinant BCG Offers Fresh Promise in Bladder Cancer Care The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new…

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The future of mobility – new modern mobility scooter, launched in the UK

Sunrise Medical, a global leader in assistive mobility solutions, has launched a new stylish mobility scooter with a design set to…

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British Airways launches a dedicated customer service team for disabled passengers

British Airways Accessibility Team is a dedicated customer service for passengers with hidden and visible disabilities. Find out more about…

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Cost of living crisis: benefits must keep pace with inflation

Charity Leonard Cheshire draws on research to highlight why disability benefits must be kept in line with inflation to avoid…

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24 new pioneering accessible homes to be built in Glasgow

Twenty four new pioneering accessible homes are to be built in Glasgow. Meanwhile the accessible housing crisis continues in England.…

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