Disabled People Must Be A Priority In Elections, Say Stars

The disability equality charity Scope launches its “manifesto for an equal future” today (16 April 2024), as it calls for all political parties to make disabled people a priority. New research from the charity demonstrates how disabled people feel sidelined by politicians.

Quite Great Charity PR: Marketing Agency Developing Awareness For Charities Across The Media

Quite Great Charity PR has worked with national and international charities and organisations covering a broad spectrum of significant and passionate issues, creating some of the best and most successful charity PR campaigns.

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11 TV Adverts Featuring Disabled People

Here, we share 11 TV adverts featuring disabled people, including Paralympians, broadcasters, actors and disability activists.

Judges Announced For Scope Disability Equality Awards 2024

The judges for the second Scope Disability Equality Awards were revealed, including TV stars, campaigners, social media influencers and journalists.

Save Ticket Offices: Disabled Passengers Condemn Plans To Close Ticket Offices At All Train Stations Across England

Disabled passengers and disability organisations have reacted angrily to the plans of closing all ticket offices at train stations across England.

How Yellow Dogs Can Help Their Owners With Disabilities

Yellow Dog UK is a charity with a basic message to highlight the fact that many dogs want their space, whether due to supporting disabled people, operations, age or shyness or many other reasons. If you see a dog with a yellow dog lead, coat or ribbon, this is the sign to keep your distance and let yellow dogs and owners enjoy their walk and space without any problems.

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