A DISABLED Everton fan left traumatised after fans verbally abused him at the match has hung up his blues shirt. Chris Howgate, 22, with his first smile since the match at 7pm last night
Pensioners and the disabled have been turned away from Cheshire mall Security guards have also been escorting them into nearby shops Disabled shoppers have been protesting against perceived 'discrimination' Sign outside shopping centre say fire services are behind the ban By Richard Spillett for MailOnline
The care watchdog wants to use government funds to subsidise a discredited US outsourcing giant's plans to slash the pay of disabled expert advisors by more than half.
by Michelle Diament | January 28, 2016
Lords vote against the abolition of the work-related activity group component of Employment and Support Allowance for new claimants. Yesterday, Lord Low (a DR UK Ambassador) introduced amendment 41 to remove clause 13 from the Welfare Reform and Work Bill, which was passed by 283 votes to 198, a majority of 85.
For many of us, caring is simply part of family life. We may have grown up with a parent, sibling or grandparent who needed care, or maybe as a parent we can see how caring is shaping our family life. Three people open up about the challenges, the memories and the lessons they learnt from growing up with caring at the heart of their family.