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Boris Johnson has applauded a disabled teenager who has saved his local outdoor activity centre from closure by raising thousands of pounds.
Para-athletes have been told they cannot campaign for social justice on the medial podium at the Tokyo Paralympics.
A new consultation launched this week explains how the government will provide a fairer future for disabled people and the benefits system.
UK Businesses have been asked to provide mental health hotlines when workers return to the office next Monday, known as ‘freedom day’ when lockdown restrictions are no longer compulsory.
Once a month a parcel arrives at the Wiltshire home of Clover Howis containing cannabis, the delivery costs £1,000 a month, but this is not a story about drug abuse.
LEGO has been nominated for an award for one of their building sets for people with vision loss.
A charity in the West Country run by people with disabilities is offering support to those struggling with their mental health.
Alfie Hewett, 23 and Gordon Reid, 29, have won their fourth Wimbledon men’s wheelchair doubles title for Britain where they took an early lead against Netherland player Tom Egberink and Belgium’s Joachim Gerard 7-5 6-2.
A teenager is trying to track down a special toy which is no longer available for her 15-year-old sister with Profound Multiple Learning Disabilities.
The Health Minister has announced he will put £10million to support people suffering from mental health which will come out of the Department of Health’s COVID allocation.