Candice Nolan

Drivers across the UK are being urged to speak up when they see abuse of disabled parking bays at supermarkets and shopping centres. By Luke Chillingsworth & Faye Preston – MSN Reports of able-bodied people misusing accessible parking spaces are rising, with charities calling for stronger enforcement and public action. Blue Badge misuse not only […]

Government Steps Up Support for Learners with Disabilities South Africa is taking important strides toward inclusive education, with the Department of Basic Education reaffirming its commitment to ensuring equitable learning environments for all children—especially those with disabilities. By Inside Education At a recent inclusive education seminar, Basic Education Deputy Minister Dr. Reginah Mhaule emphasized that

Wheelchair Misstep Ends in Tragedy: A Call for Greater Carer Responsibility and Public Awareness A tragic accident at Glasgow’s Easterhouse Shopping Centre has led to the death of 71-year-old Catherine Muir, a disabled woman with complex care needs, after her wheelchair tumbled down an escalator under the care of her support worker. By Connor Gordon

A groundbreaking study has shed light on the alarming mental health crisis facing young people with disabilities. Published in BMC Psychiatry, the research reveals that adolescents living with disabilities experience significantly higher rates of depression, anxiety, and emotional distress compared to their peers. By BMC Psychiatry The study, which focused on youth in low-resource settings,

Disability advocates in Dudley are calling on local council leaders to take a firm stand against damaging benefit reforms that disproportionately hurt disabled residents. By Martyn Smith – Express & Star Campaigners argue that slashing support services while the cost of living rises is not just short-sighted—it’s unjust. They’re urging the council not to “wash

Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable society for people with disabilities. In a strong show of support, the government has outlined renewed strategies to elevate accessibility, strengthen advocacy, and ensure people with disabilities are empowered at every level of decision-making. By Hon Louise Upston – The National Tribune From