08 March 2017
Rosa Monckton puts forward a case for separate rules for people who have a learning disability like her daughter and want to find dignity in work.
FULL ARTICLE01 March 2017
This week-long festival takes place from 6 – 12 March and includes live performances, workshops and social events across the city.
FULL ARTICLE01 March 2017
Sheffield Hallam University and King’s College, London are seeking to interview Personal Assistants and in Sheffield’s case also Individual Employers, so please get in touch if you are interested in taking part.
FULL ARTICLE01 March 2017
In our attempt to find you your second favourite disability blog (after ours of course!) we’ll be highlighting other disability blogs in our news from now on. To start we’re taking a look at writer and activist Martyn Sibley’s personal blog.
FULL ARTICLE01 March 2017
We are very excited that Sheffield Cycling 4 All, part of Disability Sheffield, has been awarded £46,000 over 2 years which will enable more disabled people to use the accessible bikes through providing more cycle sessions at a reduced cost.
FULL ARTICLE27 February 2017
Read about the latest news from the national charity helping people and families affected by learning disabilities.
FULL ARTICLE27 February 2017
Opposition MPs and disability charities have expressed dismay after the head of Theresa May’s No. 10 policy unit made “crude distinctions between those with physical impairments and mental health issues” when speaking about reforming Personal Independence Payments.
FULL ARTICLE27 February 2017
Disability Sheffield is one of four Disabled People’s User Led Organisations (DPULOs), working together to develop better opportunities for disabled people to get active. Read the partnership’s latest news.
FULL ARTICLE23 February 2017
Penny Mordaunt, the Minister of State for Disabled People announces new champions to address the issues faced by disabled consumers, following a survey by DisabledGo showing that a quarter of fashion retailers do not have step-free access.
FULL ARTICLE23 February 2017
The casting of Kelly Knox, who was born without the lower half of her left arm, and amputee Jack Eyers, by British design duo Teatum Jones ,is a first for London Fashion Week.
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