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The Queen’s Speech, effectively the Government’s current ‘to do’ list, has failed to deliver on Boris Johnson’s pledge to “fix the crisis in social care once and for all” which he made...
12 May 2021
After almost two months of delay, the Government has responded to DR UK’s calls about a national lack of legally enforceable Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) for Disabled...
12 May 2021
Evidence from the Tenants Management Organisation (TMO) to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry continues to highlight a catalogue of errors and buck passing in the years and months leading to...
12 May 2021
On 11 May 2021 the National Outdoors for All Working Group (NOfAWG) released a report highlighting the inequalities that certain communities face when accessing parks and natural...
12 May 2021
The King’s Fund’s annual assessment of the state of the social care sector paints an overall picture is of deep decline, with many key indicators continuing to move in the wrong...
12 May 2021
Scope and University of Sheffield’s iHuman research team have co-produced a research model to explore and identify connections and priorities in Disabled young people’s lives. ‘Making...
12 May 2021
Care home residents will be allowed five named visitors, up from two, from Monday 17 May, as the roadmap continues to open up social living in the UK.
Self-isolation will no longer be...
12 May 2021
Cases where Disabled people claiming benefits died or came to serious harm have led to more than 150 government reviews since 2012, a BBC investigation has found.
Internal reviews are...
10 May 2021
The family of Philippa Day, who had a personality disorder and who died from a deliberate overdose after her benefits were wrongly cut off, is to seek compensation from the Government...
10 May 2021
In many PIP and ESA appeals the medical notes and records viewed by the tribunal causes it to alter the DWP’s decisions and suggests a systemic problem with the Healthcare Professional...
10 May 2021
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