UK High Court declares the National Disability Strategy unlawful
On 25 January the UK Government’s National Disability Strategy was found unlawful in the high court following a failure lawfully to consult disabled people and others.
Disability News
Social care: government publish 10 year plan
The UK Government has today (1 December) published a 10 year plan to reform social care.
COP26: Disability’s fight for climate justice
Conversations around climate change are reaching a crescendo as the UK hosts the UN Climate Change Conference, more commonly known as COP26, in Glasgow. Mary Keogh, advocacy director at CBM Global, reveals why disabled voices need to be included.
Hoe Grange Holidays selected as part of the Peak District’s #70People70Years campaign
David and Felicity Brown, owners of Hoe Grange Holidays, have been selected as one of 70 remarkable people in celebration of the 70 year anniversary of the Peak District National Park.
Book release: Doddie Weir’s five year journey with MND
After raising millions for MND research since his Motor Neuron Disease (MND) diagnosis in 2016, ex-rugby star Doddie Weir has raised millions for MND research. Now, in his new book, Doddie explores the highs, lows and the laughter from his fight with the disease.
Lupus: time to take action
Largely unspoken about, lupus can cause severe damage to the body’s organs, but a lack of awareness is creating long wait times for diagnosis and leaving people living with the condition at risk.
The eagerly awaited Sirus Caddy 5 launches
The latest fifth-generation version of the Volkswagen Caddy Maxi Life has arrived at Sirus Automotive.
Taking action: DIAL Global virtual summit puts diversity and inclusion on the agenda
On 22 and 23 September, DIAL Global will host their third free Global Summit of 2021 themed ‘Taking Action’ with senior leaders from FTSE and Fortune 500 Companies.
Geberit announce expansion of AquaClean Care team
After a fantastic start to the year, Geberit has announced the expansion of its AquaClean Care team. This continued growth will allow the team to continue to deliver the best service possible to its customers.
Social care: Boris Johnson announces first steps to reform
As the Prime Minister announces plans to reform health and social care in the UK, we look at what to expect and charities reveal their concerns.
Tokyo 2020: Team GB secure second place at Paralympic Games
As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games draw to a close, we look at Team GB’s medals and the Games’ lasting legacy.
WeThe15: Launching the global movement for 1.2 billion persons with disabilities
Today (19 August), international organisations unite for a decade-long campaign to transform the lives of disabled people around the world.
Naidex: full speaker agenda announced
With face-to-face events returning, the eagerly anticipated Naidex is back, providing expert seminars, CPD certified demonstrations and engaging workshops showcasing the latest products and innovations.
Sense Awards: it’s time to nominate people that shine in your life
Get ready to highlight a superstar in your life, because Sense is inviting the public to submit their nominations for the Sense Awards 2021.
Brain scans powered by artificial intelligence could diagnose dementia in a day
Pre-clinical trials run by the University of Cambridge show that artificial intelligence may soon allow doctors to diagnose dementia in a single day.