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Heather Rogers
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Disability campaigners are calling on the creative industry to take messaging and representation of disabled people seriously.
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Nancy Platts
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Happy Smiles Training will hear result in November Grand Final
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Lizzie Lewis
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In this Real Voices article, Anne shares her experience of being forced into fuel poverty with a disability.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: according to a new poll, the British public are overwhelmingly in favour of putting on more captioned and subtitled performances and events for deaf people. The news comes as the arts charity celebrates Captioning Awareness Week, a campaign which will see theatres, museums and galleries hold captioned and live subtitled events throughout November.
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Heather Rogers
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A Scottish charity has announced a new service to support disabled young adults to achieve their life goals
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Heather Rogers
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A London woman has become the first wheelchair-user in the UK to qualify as both a swimming teacher and lifeguard.
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Nancy Platts
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The Trades Union Congress and GMB trade union have launched a Reasonable Adjustments Passport that will help 95,000 people with disabilities in the South West who fall out of work or switch employers each year.
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Nancy Platts
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Older people are campaigning to save their free TV licences because so many of them have a disability or very little money
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Nancy Platts
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University and College Union’s (UCU) Disabled Members held a day of action to highlight the challenges and barriers faced by disabled people in education. The day marked the start of Disability History Month 2018 and campaigners went to Westminster to call for action on key issues affecting staff and students in education.
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