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Fri, 15 Apr 2011 06:37:50 -0700

Staff of equality watchdog set to strike over cuts
Outrage over government�s �scrap the Equality Act� suggestion
Repeat of epic journey will highlight fuel price rises and benefits concerns
Cost-effective robot devices �could be future of assisted living�
Government sparks anger after weakening Equality Act duties
SEN green paper: Government set to remove rights to inclusion
The King�s Speech is �squashing urban myths about stammering�
Conference�s key messages for Scottish government on accessible housing
Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking

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Fri, 01 Apr 2011 14:30:33 -0700

Repeat of epic journey will highlight fuel price rises and benefits concerns
Cost-effective robot devices �could be future of assisted living�
Government sparks anger after weakening Equality Act duties
SEN green paper: Government set to remove rights to inclusion
The King�s Speech is �squashing urban myths about stammering�
Conference�s key messages for Scottish government on accessible housing
Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking
Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel

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Sun, 27 Mar 2011 15:36:14 -0700

Government sparks anger after weakening Equality Act duties
SEN green paper: Government set to remove rights to inclusion
The King�s Speech is �squashing urban myths about stammering�
Conference�s key messages for Scottish government on accessible housing
Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking
Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel
Blue badge reforms are �huge step forward�
BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics

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Mon, 14 Mar 2011 07:07:45 -0700

SEN green paper: Government set to remove rights to inclusion
The King�s Speech is �squashing urban myths about stammering�
Conference�s key messages for Scottish government on accessible housing
Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking
Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel
Blue badge reforms are �huge step forward�
BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics
Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�

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Tue, 08 Mar 2011 07:27:46 -0800

The King�s Speech is �squashing urban myths about stammering�
Conference�s key messages for Scottish government on accessible housing
Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking
Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel
Blue badge reforms are �huge step forward�
BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics
Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�
Failure to close roads forces athletes to pull out of marathon

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Fri, 25 Feb 2011 11:31:19 -0800

Emergency text scheme �should be compulsory�
Minister calls for council action on dangerous pavement parking
Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel
Blue badge reforms are �huge step forward�
BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics
Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�
Failure to close roads forces athletes to pull out of marathon
Court concludes that disabled volunteers have no rights
Attitudes improving, says Office for Disability Issues

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Fri, 18 Feb 2011 07:22:47 -0800

Proposals �will help more disabled people into parliament�
EU action means new rights to bus and coach travel
Blue badge reforms are �huge step forward�
BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics
Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�
Failure to close roads forces athletes to pull out of marathon
Court concludes that disabled volunteers have no rights
Attitudes improving, says Office for Disability Issues
Police force faces third disability-related IPCC probe in a year
Remploy redundancy shock could be �beginning of end� for factories

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Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:01:32 -0800

BBC wins radio rights to 2012 Paralympics
Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�
Failure to close roads forces athletes to pull out of marathon
Court concludes that disabled volunteers have no rights
Attitudes improving, says Office for Disability Issues
Police force faces third disability-related IPCC probe in a year
Remploy redundancy shock could be �beginning of end� for factories
Parking victory signals hope for fight against spending cuts
Disabled rail passengers still being left stranded
Thousands volunteer for London 2012

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Mon, 07 Feb 2011 07:08:19 -0800

Failure to consult �led to London bus design flaws�
Failure to close roads forces athletes to pull out of marathon
Court concludes that disabled volunteers have no rights
Attitudes improving, says Office for Disability Issues
Police force faces third disability-related IPCC probe in a year
Remploy redundancy shock could be �beginning of end� for factories
Parking victory signals hope for fight against spending cuts
Disabled rail passengers still being left stranded
Thousands volunteer for London 2012
Police pilots �must not blur boundaries with hate crime�

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Mon, 31 Jan 2011 06:21:28 -0800

Attitudes improving, says Office for Disability Issues
Police force faces third disability-related IPCC probe in a year
Remploy redundancy shock could be �beginning of end� for factories
Parking victory signals hope for fight against spending cuts
Disabled rail passengers still being left stranded
Thousands volunteer for London 2012
Police pilots �must not blur boundaries with hate crime�
Access statements could be scrapped, suggests government
European project searches for the best in outdoor access
Government backs out of Access to Work pledge

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Fri, 21 Jan 2011 07:01:01 -0800

Police force faces third disability-related IPCC probe in a year
Remploy redundancy shock could be �beginning of end� for factories
Parking victory signals hope for fight against spending cuts
Disabled rail passengers still being left stranded
Thousands volunteer for London 2012
Police pilots �must not blur boundaries with hate crime�
Access statements could be scrapped, suggests government
European project searches for the best in outdoor access
Government backs out of Access to Work pledge
Green paper could signal end of hate crime sentence outrage

News from About Access... For an inclusive world

Mon, 17 Jan 2011 02:13:53 -0800

Parking victory signals hope for fight against spending cuts
Disabled rail passengers still being left stranded
Thousands volunteer for London 2012
Police pilots �must not blur boundaries with hate crime�
Access statements could be scrapped, suggests government
European project searches for the best in outdoor access
Government backs out of Access to Work pledge
Green paper could signal end of hate crime sentence outrage
New standard on web access �could have real impact�
RADAR boss to head government work review

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Fri, 07 Jan 2011 06:52:34 -0800

Thousands volunteer for London 2012
Police pilots �must not blur boundaries with hate crime�
Access statements could be scrapped, suggests government
European project searches for the best in outdoor access
Government backs out of Access to Work pledge
Green paper could signal end of hate crime sentence outrage
New standard on web access �could have real impact�
RADAR boss to head government work review
Survivor of brutal abuse forced to �pay back� benefits
Recorded hate crime nearly doubles in one year

News from About Access... For an inclusive world

Wed, 05 Jan 2011 06:48:30 -0800

Access statements could be scrapped, suggests government
European project searches for the best in outdoor access
Government backs out of Access to Work pledge
Green paper could signal end of hate crime sentence outrage
New standard on web access �could have real impact�
RADAR boss to head government work review
Survivor of brutal abuse forced to �pay back� benefits
Recorded hate crime nearly doubles in one year
Transport for London is �dragging its feet� over access
BBC dominates mental health media awards again

News from About Access... For an inclusive world

Mon, 13 Dec 2010 15:35:12 -0800

Government backs out of Access to Work pledge
Green paper could signal end of hate crime sentence outrage
New standard on web access �could have real impact�
RADAR boss to head government work review
Survivor of brutal abuse forced to �pay back� benefits
Recorded hate crime nearly doubles in one year
Transport for London is �dragging its feet� over access
BBC dominates mental health media awards again
Court recognises murder as hate crime, but legal flaws exposed
Europe�s disability strategy is �great step forward�