Disability Groups Revolt Against Ndis Reforms For Children
Disability groups criticise lack of consultation over NDIS reforms for children with autism and developmental delays.
Category : Disabilities
DWP Pays Up to £749 for Common Health Conditions
DWP pays up to £749 for common musculoskeletal conditions via PIP. Nearly 1.2 million UK adults receive support. Check eligibility.
Sepsis Victim Warns of Silent Symptoms After Losing Both Legs
Beth Budgen lost both legs to sepsis after mistaking symptoms for a cold. She warns others to recognise the silent signs.
Martin Lewis urges pensioners to claim £5,644 yearly benefit
Martin Lewis highlights that 1 million pensioners miss out on Attendance Allowance worth up to £5,644 yearly, urging applications.
Pip Claimants Face Unacceptable Year-Long Waits, Report Finds
PAC report finds Pip claimants face year-long waits, DWP misses targets, pushing people into debt and poverty.
Disability Benefits in England and Wales 'Not Fit for Purpose', Timms Review to Find
Timms review finds disability benefits in England and Wales not fit for purpose, calls for radical overhaul of points-based assessment system.
PIP Review Update: DWP Minister Confirms No Changes Until 2026
DWP minister Stephen Timms provides update on PIP review, confirming no changes until 2026 and outlining review aims.
Fact Check: Migrants in Hotels – The Truth Behind Far-Right Claims
Fact-checking false far-right claims about asylum seekers in UK hotels, including pay, housing quality, and impact on homeless veterans.
Coroners' Maternal Death Prevention Reports Routinely Ignored, Study Finds
Study finds two-thirds of coroners' prevention of future death reports on maternal deaths in England and Wales are ignored, with only 38% receiving responses.
Blind woman 'livid' over Wetherspoons guide dog ID demand
Joanne Hewitson was asked for proof that her guide dog Rosie was genuine at a Wetherspoons in Hartlepool. The chain apologised, admitting an error.
NDIS Cuts Leave Geelong Boy's Lifesaving Care in Jeopardy
NDIS funding cuts threaten Geelong boy's lifesaving care as new powers granted to health minister to slash support categories.
Mum Holds Late Daughter's Hand Again After Transplant
A mother holds her late daughter's hand again after meeting the woman who received it in a limb transplant.
Sleep Experts: Don't Take Cold Showers in UK Heatwave
With a third UK heatwave bringing temperatures up to 34°C, sleep experts advise against cold showers and recommend nasal breathing, airflow, and cooling sheets for better rest.
Accessible British Grand Prix at Silverstone Impresses Amputee
Amputee Jim Britt praises Silverstone's British Grand Prix for its exceptional accessibility, including accessible viewing platforms, parking, and staff assistance.
Vet Warns Dog Owners to Reconsider Choosing a Cockapoo
Vet Dr Suzanne Moyes warns that Cockapoos, while popular, are prone to obesity and hip dysplasia, urging owners to consider these health risks before choosing the breed.
Accessible Birding Walks Bring Joy to People with Mobility Limitations
Accessible birding walks help people with mobility and other limitations enjoy nature, with flat trails and inclusive practices.
Dad, 35, suffers three strokes after turning head too quickly and tearing artery
Missouri dad Joel Hentrich, 35, suffered three strokes after turning his head quickly, severing an artery. He is now raising awareness.
Manchester Airport Expands Sunflower Lanyard Support
Manchester Airport enhances accessibility for passengers with hidden disabilities, offering sunflower lanyards and access to all security lanes this summer.
Blue Badge: 19 Reasons You May Qualify for Disabled Parking Permit
Blue Badge eligibility: 19 reasons you may qualify for disabled parking permit in England, Scotland, and Wales.
EasyJet Strands Wheelchair User on Tarmac in Belfast
Three wheelchair users left stranded on tarmac as easyJet flight departs without them at Belfast International Airport.
Wheelchair Users Fight Patronising Attitudes Daily
Scope survey reveals 75% of disabled people face negative attitudes, from threats to patronising comments, with younger people worst affected.
DWP Trials Major Overhaul of PIP Assessment System
DWP trials new PIP assessment system where case managers decide points, sparking concerns over accuracy and fairness from disability campaigners.
Victoria Child Protection Under Fire Over Carer Issues
Victoria's child protection system under fire as reports reveal funding gaps, declining carers, and 35 child deaths after closed cases.
Family's Dream Disney Trip at Risk After Girl, 6, Left Blind by Brain Tumour
Family of blind girl, 6, with brain tumour faces £5,000 insurance hike for dream Disney trip, launches fundraiser.
Value Scope: Steve Jones' Each-Way Tips for Saturday ITV
Steve Jones picks three each-way bets from Saturday's ITV racing, including Getreadytorumble at 9-1 in the Coral Charge at Sandown.
Mother Guilty of Murdering Disabled Son
Frances Inglis convicted of murdering her disabled son with heroin, claiming it was a mercy killing. Sentenced to life with minimum nine years.
Mother Overwhelmed by Loneliness Killed Herself and Disabled Daughter, Coroner Rules
Coroner rules Martina Karos killed herself and disabled daughter Eleni Edwards in Salford, overwhelmed by loneliness despite extensive support.
Paralysed Man Dies After Six Year Right To Die Battle
Noel Conway, terminally ill with motor neurone disease, dies after six-year legal battle for right to die in the UK.
Jesy Nelson's Emotional Plea After Twins' SMA Diagnosis
Jesy Nelson shares photo of twins' spinal braces and calls for universal SMA screening, criticising postcode lottery in NHS rollout.
Arthritis Sufferers May Claim £441 Monthly DWP Benefit
Pensioners with arthritis may claim up to £441 monthly via DWP's Attendance Allowance. Over 500,000 already receive it.
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