Disability rights campaigners gathered outside Parliament this week as MPs voted on controversial welfare reform targeting Personal Independence Payments and

London is the second-best city in the world, just behind New York, according to Oxford Economics. As a wheelchair user

There is a growing gap between London boroughs in employment rates for people who have a disability, Office for National

Artists with diverse abilities are increasingly being recognised for their contributions. They use their art to challenge stereotypes, overcome personal

Electric vehicle charging cables left trailing in the street pose a serious risk to pedestrians in London, warn EV experts.

The last few years have seen considerable increases in the diagnosis rates for autism and ADHD in adults – but

London’s famous Piccadilly Lights will turn purple for a seventh year in a row today in celebration of the disability

The disability employment gap remained unchanged in the first quarter of 2023, the latest figures from the Office of National

For Jessica, a single mum of two suffering from an incurable form of bone cancer, the cost-of-living crisis has taken

One of the most beautiful points to football is that anyone can enjoy it, regardless of culture, gender or disability.

A London-based LGBTQIA+ community agency is launching a new peer-led dramatherapy group in Clapham to support GBTQ men living with