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Disabilities News

1 week ago
Benefits cap concessions likelySign up to Society daily email briefingToday's top SocietyGuardian stories• Benefits cap concessions expected to win support for welfare reform bill
• Welfare reform bill: Liam Byrne's letter to Nick Clegg
• Labour MP backs smacking of children
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Children and ParentingCharities and VolunteerismHousing and PovertyEducationHealth and CareGerontologyDisabilitiesCriminal Justice
1 week ago
By presenting disabled people as scroungers Liddle has done a lasting damage. We must help the public see us as we really are"My new year's resolution for 2012 was to become disabled. Nothing too serious, maybe just a bit of a bad back or one of those newly invented illnesses which make you a bit pe[...]
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1 week ago
Tickets are $125 per person and the proceeds will benefit these nonprofits: The Centers at St. Camillus, Enable, Hospice of Central New York, Huntington Family Centers Inc., Kidney Foundation of Central New York, Learning Disabilities Association of
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1 week ago
Wheelchair users brought one of central London's busiest junctions to a standstill by chaining themselves together in the middle of Oxford Circus, blocking the turning into Regent Street. ... Read the full story at The Independent
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1 week ago
One of London's busiest streets was brought to a standstill yesterday as people in wheelchairs protested against the Government's welfare reforms. ... Read the full story at Daily Mirror
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1 week ago
'We're not scroungers and fakers' say wheelchair protestersDisability activists blocked one of central London's busiest road junctions on Saturday with a line of wheelchair users chained together in the first of a series of promised direct action protests against government welfare cuts.The demonst[...]
Charities and VolunteerismDisabilities
1 week ago
When the writer lost his hearing, he lost his ability to enjoy the pastimes he loved. Here he describes his comebackI opened my eyes, then closed them again. Everything was too bright – the ceiling, the walls, the light coming through the windows, the light reflected in the edges of the white-pain[...]
HealthChildren and ParentingHealth and CareGerontologyDisabilities
1 week ago
People in wheelchairs chained themselves together in anger over welfare proposals, blocking traffic in one of London's busiest shopping areas. Disability campaign groups and members of direct action organisation UK Uncut chanted, held banners and banged
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
People in wheelchairs chained themselves together in anger over welfare proposals, blocking traffic in one of London's busiest shopping areas. Disability campaign groups and members of direct action organisation UK Uncut chanted, held banners and banged
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
DISABLED teenager Kelly Brooks says she is missing out on her education because she has been repeatedly refused access to the bus she takes to her college in Trowbridge. The 16-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer has been snubbed by several First bus
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1 week ago
Protesters chained their wheelchairs together across the road, bringing traffic to a standstill on one of the capital’s busiest shopping streets. They told Sky News they felt they were being ignored by the Government over changes to disability
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
Disability activists and UK Uncut stop traffic for two hours, chaining themselves together across Regent Street in a demonstration against the welfare reform billJohn Domokos
Disabilities
1 week ago
One of London's busiest shopping streets has been brought to a standstill as people in wheelchairs chained themselves together in protest at the Government's controversial welfare reforms. Members of direct action group UK Uncut and disability campaign
Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
UK Uncut and disability campaign groups chanted, waved banners and banged drums in the middle of Oxford Circus, blocking off its link with Regent Street and causing traffic jams.Fifteen people in wheelchairs chained themselves to railings, and were soon
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
One of London's busiest shopping streets was brought to a standstill as people in wheelchairs chained themselves together in protest at the Government's controversial welfare reforms. Members of direct action group UK Uncut and disability campaign groups
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
One of London's busiest shopping streets was brought to a standstill as people in wheelchairs chained themselves together in protest at the Government's controversial welfare reforms. Members of direct action group UK Uncut and disability campaign groups
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
One of London's busiest shopping streets was brought to a standstill as people in wheelchairs chained themselves together in protest at the Government's controversial welfare reforms. Members of direct action group UK Uncut and disability campaign groups
Hinckley Times via Moreover.com News 
Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
... encountering difficulties; and to social inclusion (€20 million) - to develop the mid-term plans by social services in the regions targeting the vulnerable groups (people with disabilities, homeless people and persons at risk of unemployment).
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1 week ago
Activists and disability campaign groups are staging a demonstration in opposition to the government's welfare proposals. Campaigners say the changes in the Welfare Reform Bill would see half a million people lose their benefits. The protest was being
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
Activists and disability campaign groups are due to stage a demonstration in opposition to the government's welfare proposals. Campaigners say the changes in the Welfare Reform Bill would see half a million people lose their benefits. The exact location
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
The new website for the Disparti Law Group, P.A., of South Florida is dedicated to providing important legal information to those who suffer from injuries and disabilities. Disabled Florida residents and other accident and injury victims can learn about
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Government PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
Activists are to stage a "daring and disruptive" act of civil disobedience in opposition to the Government's controversial welfare reforms. Direct action group UK Uncut will join members of disability campaign groups in occupying an area of central
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1 week ago
A new diagnostic test was announced in the clinical language of the lab. As someone who works with autistic children, it gratesIn the 12 years since I started teaching one-to-one I've been lucky enough to work with a number of very talented, challenging kids. Some of them frustrated me by not playin[...]
HealthChildrenChildren and ParentingCharities and VolunteerismEducationHealth and CareDisabilities
1 week ago
Royal College of Nursing warns of job loses as new 111 number for non-emergency services is phased inUp to 300 frontline staff at NHS Direct could lose their jobs as the service tries to cut costs, according to the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).New shift arrangements are being brought in as the new[...]
HealthChildren and ParentingEducationHealth and CareGovernment PolicyDisabilities
1 week ago
Thousands of coders are taking part in a global game development challenge, and many are being encouraged to consider a specific audience: gamers with disabilitiesThe annual Global Game Jam kicks off on Friday, with thousands of coders around the world gathering in hundreds of different venues to sp[...]
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