London’s disabled employment rate has been higher than the national average disabled employment rate since the pandemic, Office for National

Transport for London has announced the shortlist of the next stations to undergo an accessibility study to become “step-free.”

A wheelchair user claims she was mistreated by a train guard at Twickenham station because she had not booked a

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

South West Londoners are waiting up to seven months to get an adult occupational therapy assessment.  Freedom of Information requests

Since coming out of lockdown many theatres made promises of reopening to a more accessible post-pandemic world. While we still

Lambeth residents have been hit with the second highest number of Blue Badge parking charge notices (PCNs) in the capital.

Hammersmith Bridge has now been closed for just over two years, effectively cutting off Barnes residents and leaving them living

A Lambeth resident is taking the council to court over Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) for discriminating against people with disabilities.

Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) continued its commitment to inclusivity by becoming the world’s first relaxed venue, during a celebration last

For many people with disabilities, travelling by train is complicated and exhausting because more than half of London stations are