The Government say they want more Disabled people in work, then cut the support that allows us to get and keep our jobs. Make it make sense! 🤔 buff.ly/E1gs6s4

Disability History Month kicks off on 20th November, with great online talks on the theme of 'Disability, life and death'. Featuring Inclusion London's Simone Aspis. Tickets and more info:

Access to Work is a vital scheme that enables thousands of Disabled people to work. However, it's currently under serious threat. Delays & lack of funding are pushing people out of work. Write to your MP today & urge them to protect Access to Work.

Health and care funding crisis will create pressure to choose #AssistedSuicide, MPs and peers are told. #AssistedDying @thelizcarey.bsky.social @disrightsuk.bsky.social @inclusionlondon.bsky.social @gmcdp.bsky.social @dis-ppl-protest.bsky.social www.disabilitynewsservice.com/health-and-c...

Parliament has ‘dismissed and sidelined’ disabled people from assisted suicide bill debate, says letter #AssistedSuicide #AssistedDying @disrightsuk.bsky.social @inclusionlondon.bsky.social @gmcdp.bsky.social @dis-ppl-protest.bsky.social www.disabilitynewsservice.com/parliament-h...

Access to Work is a vital scheme that enables thousands of Disabled people to work. However, it's currently under serious threat. Delays & lack of funding are pushing people out of work. Write to your MP today & urge them to protect Access to Work.

✨Last month 100 housing campaigners and organisers from across the country gathered for the 2025 Homes for Us summit. Here's what happened and why people are coming together.👇🏽

‼️ONE WEEK TO GO ‼️... until the Alliance take to the streets of London to demand better public toilet provision for the capital. We'll be announcing our actions next week so follow us to keep up to date. In the meantime, tag us in your videos about why public toilets matter to you 🚽

An important day of building connections across the housing movement, to win the changes we need. We were so pleased to take part and help organise the summit. Hear from attendees below, including a member of our Housing Network. More about our Network: www.inclusionlondon.org.uk/services-and...

(1) During yesterday's Police and Crime Committee, we heard devastating evidence from panellists about the impact of harassment and abuse. Susan Hall AM @Councillorsuzie suggests people should "just toughen up". Hear the response from Andy Fearn @IBVprev #JusticeForDisabledVictims

The Railways Bill came to Parliament yesterday. It offers the chance to rebuild Britain's railways so everyone can travel with freedom, dignity and confidence. But only if words lead to meaningful action. Read our response on our website: https://bit.ly/494L6Tt

We've been out and about, with @inclusionlondon.bsky.social building power for housing justice. It's simple: Everyone deserves a safe home- whoever you are, wherever you're from. We can afford it but we need to build our collective power to make it happen. #HomesForAll @neweconomics.bsky.social

This vital film shows how Disabled people are forced to pay to have our basic needs met, and what happens when we fight back. We need to #ScrapSocialCareCharging. buff.ly/zcaDNtV

We can't wait for Parapride's #DisabilityHistoryMonth event! Join them on Saturday 15th November, 3pm - 6pm for an unforgettable celebration at the newly renovated London LGBTQ Community Centre. Free tickets 👇 buff.ly/Wpjr5es

@karinlt.bsky.social's pics show some of the impacts of long-term broken lifts at Woolwich and Greenwich foot tunnels other people can't use the tunnels at all. Report by Cameron Blackshaw, LDRS @inclusionlondon.bsky.social @wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk www.salamandernews.org/campaigners-...

What's ghoulish this spooky season? Decision makers speaking to big charities instead of speaking to Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations (DDPOs) and community members. But you can help shift the balance of power! Support your local DDPO, to make sure that our authentic voices are heard.

Great to take part in the Homes for Us summit and lead a session on intersectionality in housing with Migrants Organise. We're a proud member of the alliance, and we're excited to continue to work with activists across England to win the changes we need. Find out about Homes for Us: buff.ly/a5ALxJJ

Through growing our understanding of disability justice in Palestine, our upcoming workshops with @makanrights.bsky.social on the 12th & 26th November will explore how disability justice is an integral part of the broader anti-colonial movement. Register: www.nsun.org.uk/news/nothing...

Our Louise Holden: "I share Mr Campbell’s concerns about how the Met treat disabled victims when their attitude to their own disabled staff is so appalling. ... "The work Inclusion London was involved in stopped and the new structure is a closed shop. "Community confidence is at an all-time low."

DWP’s plans ‘in tatters’ as McFadden scraps white paper on further disability cuts #DWP @gmcdp.bsky.social @inclusionlondon.bsky.social @disrightsuk.bsky.social @dis-ppl-protest.bsky.social www.disabilitynewsservice.com/dwps-plans-i...

The government says the Timms Review will be co-produced. We want to be involved in a genuine co-production process that leads to policies that improve our lives. But we won't co-produce cuts. Read the full statement on our website: buff.ly/PyeACTe With links to accessible government information

Our latest #PowerUpTogether event brought London DDPOs together to learn about intersectionality. We asked: What can we do in our organisations, to make sure everyone is able to be their full self? How can we organise in our communities, in light of the recent far right marches?

Our Simone Aspis spoke at the @skillsforcare.bsky.social and @adass.bsky.social conference 'Preparing for change: exploring the Mental Health Act reforms', explaining why we need coproduction of services and to get people with learning difficulties and autistic people out of hospital.

We need a Disability Equality Champion to lead on making London a better place to live for Disabled Londoners, and ensure that disability equality and co-production is embedded into all plans and policies. If you agree, please sign and share our petition 👇 buff.ly/VEBr1eq

This #AdviceWeek, we want to celebrate the brilliant Disabled-led organisations providing advice to Deaf and Disabled people on welfare, housing, social care and more. Mainstream advice services can often be inaccessible, making this support vitally important. #AdviceSaves

The genocide and future of Gaza are disability justice issues. We stand in solidarity with Palestinians and all those disabled, harmed and distressed by this genocide. Read our full statement: buff.ly/YkuuSkk

Accessing social housing can be especially difficult for Deaf and Disabled People. Our briefing on social housing allocation explains how the system works, and how individuals can challenge unfair or unsuitable housing decisions.

This is deeply concerning. The lack of investigation of non-crime hate incidents removes a vital safeguard, making it harder to prevent hostility that escalates to hate crime. The result will be that it's even harder for Disabled victims to get justice. bbc.in/48G1Pw1

The 🧏 BSL version of the Disability Poverty Campaign Group survey about Access to Work is here: buff.ly/7ePowwo We want to understand how support through Access to Work is changing. If you have been reassessed in the past two years, we want to hear from you!

Home Office ‘uses false claims’ about disabled campaigner to dodge disability hate crime meeting #HateCrime #DisabilityHateCrime #JusticeForDisabledVictims @inclusionlondon.bsky.social www.disabilitynewsservice.com/home-office-...

Do you use Access to Work? Please fill in our Easy Read survey. This survey is run by the Disability Poverty Campaign Group as part of our campaign to protect support for Disabled people. @DisRightsUK @Peoplefirst111 Click here to complete the survey: buff.ly/JyicWKe

Disabled people just want to feel safe in our homes and communities, but sadly, disability hate crime is on the rise. We need Disabled people and allies to speak out. You can use our easy online tool to write to your MP and demand action. #NationalHCAW buff.ly/tBhyHBY

Disabled people urgently need action on hate crime. Here's how you can help: 👀 Read our open letter ✉️ Use our easy tool to email your MP ✏️ Sign the petition #NationalHCAW #NationalHateCrimeAwarenessWeek buff.ly/S1qtArn

Hate crime against Disabled people is on the rise, urged on by media and politicians who promote false narratives about us. We need change, starting with an end to the scapegoating of Disabled people. #NationalHCAW #NationalHateCrimeAwarenessWeek buff.ly/gO6I8Yg

Hate crime against Disabled people is under-reported and under-prosecuted. We need justice for victims. It starts with the police and Crown Prosecution Service listening to those with lived experience. #NationalHCAW #NationalHateCrimeAwarenessWeek

Regardless of who they are, everyone deserves to feel safe in their community. We're calling for changes to the law to better protect Disabled victims of hate crime. #NationalHCAW Will you help us put pressure on the government by signing our petition? buff.ly/YAMOZip

You can help to shape a new peer support network for Disabled people navigating employment, by filling in a short survey about your experiences. Closing 30th October. Fill in the survey: buff.ly/t5cD1r8

Disabled Londoners face harassment just trying to get around on public transport. TfL's campaign calls for people to 'act like a friend' when they see it, but we need to tackle the root cause: politicians and the media stirring up hatred against Disabled people. #NationalHCAW

Disabled victims of hate crime deserve justice. We're demanding change. #NationalHateCrimeAwarenessWeek #NationalHCAW 🔗 Sign the petition: buff.ly/YAMOZip

This National Hate Crime Awareness Week, we're speaking out for urgent reform to hate crime law to better protect Disabled victims. Keep an eye out for our posts to learn more about this crucial issue. #JusticeForDisabledVictims #NationalHCAW buff.ly/SR07oQB

3 years ago, the Conservative government committed to raise the minimum accessibility standards for all new-build housing to accessible and adaptable standards, but they didn’t follow through. It’s time for Labour to commit to making the change we need.

Some impairments aren’t visible, but they can still make travelling harder. That’s when Blue Badges and Disabled Bus Passes should be there to help. On #WorldMentalHealthDay we're calling for a concessions system that includes everyone. Let's #UnlockTransportAccess together.

Government ‘has lost its way’ on accessible housing, after new towns report ignores disabled people #AccessibleHousingNow #NewTowns @disrightsuk.bsky.social @inclusionlondon.bsky.social www.disabilitynewsservice.com/government-h...

Encouraging people to 'reach out for help' isn't enough. Disabled people's mental health will continue to suffer as long as we face welfare cuts, degrading PIP assessments, hate crime, and hostility stirred up by politicians. We need change, not just words. #WorldMentalHealthDay

One year ago the London Assembly unanimously backed my motion with @inclusionlondon.bsky.social for a disability champion to lead a disability action plan. Sadly, we still don't have a champion, BUT pleased to see Disabled People's Organisations at City Hall today, getting the plan underway!

Join Amnesty Disabled People's Human Rights Network for a day exploring, discussing and planning to protect and advance our rights in the face of an ever more hostile world. Saturday 4th October 11am-4.30pm 173-177 Euston Road London NW1 2BJ Info 👇 buff.ly/6PG2Q6l

We all deserve to feel safe in our communities. But Disabled victims of hate crime are being let down by a justice system that dismisses us when we ask for help. Sign our petition and demand change today. #JusticeForDisabledVictims buff.ly/uZfLjqH

The Greater London Authority is inviting Deaf and Disabled Londoners to share your thoughts and ideas on making our city more inclusive. When: Mon 29th September, 11am-5pm Where: City Hall, Kamal Chunchie Way London E16 1ZE Find out more and register 👇 buff.ly/mBdnMWt

Meet our helpful chat bots! 🤖 AccessAva and DREy can help you access information on social care, your rights and how to get your charges reduced. Find out more: buff.ly/2XHIBid

We are appalled by ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march on 13th September – one of the biggest demonstrations of the far right in the history of the UK. We are outraged by this display of virulent racism and prejudice on our streets. Read our full statement 👇 buff.ly/a4CnUlI