Greater Manchester has half a million residents impacted by disability: But how accessible is the city?
For the half a million people in Greater Manchester who are impacted by disability, every aspect of their day-to-day life
People with disabilities twice as likely to be pushed into debt by cost-of-living
In the week when the government announced millions of people are eligible for a new warm home discount, charity Scope
Manchester People’s History Museum gives coverage to the disabled artist community
The People’s History Museum’s ‘Nothing About Us Without Us’ exhibition explores disabled people’s rights and activism and will run till
Comment: The Conservatives must deliver on their promise of reducing inequality
As the Conservatives arrived in Manchester for their annual conference, protesters responded by warning that they would ‘lay siege’ to the event, so Tories knew they ‘were not welcome in the city’.
‘He made up the numbers’: Oldham MP launches stinging attack on ‘deceptive’ and ‘inappropriate’ Duncan Smith
An Oldham MP has accused Iain Duncan Smith MP of making up the numbers of employers committed to supporting disabled people at last year’s Tory Conference.
‘Soft targets’ for cuts: Disabled group rally against the Tory Party Conference
Disability rights activists joined tens of thousands of protestors against the Conservative Party Conference, saying the government see disabled people as a ‘soft target’ for cuts.
Four arrested as tens of thousands protest against Tory Party Conference
Four people were arrested yesterday as tens of thousands of people marched through Manchester City Centre in protest against the Conservative Party Conference.