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A Disabled artist has had her animated short film selected for a international animation festival.
Jemima Hughes wrote and directed Unbound, a colourful stop motion animation inspired...
19 January 2022
A Disabled boy who has cerebral palsy and autism is to become the youngest person to receive the British Empire Medal (BEM).
Tobias Weller has been given the award in recognition of...
17 January 2022
Over 118,000 Disabled people ”are facing injustice” by the DWP after being denied the right to compensation following its “blunder over benefit payments”, the Parliamentary and Health...
13 January 2022
A coroner has called on the DWP to make urgent policy changes, after it ordered a disabled patient to leave hospital to visit a jobcentre despite being severely ill with a condition...
12 January 2022
After the past couple of years, it feels almost inappropriate to wish you all a happy new year. But there are two characteristics which mark out Disabled people: hope, and resilience....
06 January 2022
DWP seeking Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) Committee Members
Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) – Committee Member – Social Security and Tax
The Social...
04 January 2022
Disability Rights UK is seeking a Consultant to work with us on looking hard at our practices and areas of focus in relation to being an organisation which truly embeds anti-racism.
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21 December 2021
The Work and Pensions Committee of MPs has written to the Work and Pensions Secretary Thérèse Coffey to give her “one final chance” to reconsider her decision not to publish Government...
16 December 2021
Four in five people with Energy Limiting Conditions face barriers to education, healthcare, work, income security, getting out and socialising with friends and family and over 90% have...
15 December 2021
Disability Rights UK has written to the Secretary of State Therese Coffey, urging the removal of new regulations barring Higher Education Disabled Students from Universal Credit.
The...
15 December 2021
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