What goes on behind the scenes on My Kind of Town? Lots. That's the short answer. Here's a chat with some of the people making the programme, James our cameraman and Duncan our Producer/Director. Also Graeme Johncock who will appear in the episode
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Our latest bulletin reflects the impacts of climate action on disabled people for Glasgow Climate Week. We face extra barriers taking part in climate conversations & actions including lack of investment in social care, lack of representation & eco-ableism
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In the '80s, I travelled blind with no tech, just instinct. Today, GPS and apps are everywhere, yet somehow the nerves still come along for the https://t.co/jxnusrpkM7 this week’s blog.
#BlindTravel#Disability#Travel#AssistiveTechnology
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Today GDA members share Manifesto Ask 4: Make it Possible for disabled people to participate & to be represented in society.
75% of disabled people we surveyed in 2025 said they were rarely able to socialise outside home due to costs, lack of access & sometimes hostile attitudes
Great to see Smug finishing off his stunning new mural of a Celtic woman on the gable end of the City Improvement Trust tenements on High Street.
After the original mural of St. Enoch and the infant St. Mungo was lost during recent tenement restoration works, I raised concerns with Wheatley Group and they agreed to commission a replacement.
Scottish Trans report highlights structural inequalities & intersectional barriers facing trans & non-binary disabled people.
The findings are unsurprising but is much needed research strengthening evidence of the harsh reality of disabled peoples lives.
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Member feedback: "The amazing staff are second to none being understanding, caring, non-judgemental showing greet kindness in abundance. Also knowing that if assistance is required I know who to speak to for help and guidance and I will be listened to. Keep on keeping on🙏 #DPOs
Poverty is deepening.
🔎 Our #UKPoverty2026 report was launched this morning.
People in very deep poverty now make up the biggest group of people in poverty, at 6.8 million people.
This is unacceptable for the fifth richest country in the world, and it has consequences.
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P7 Glasgow City Council schools: creative competition for Gray Day 2026 (25 Feb), celebrating 45 years of Alasdair Gray’s Lanark. Theme: “A Reimagined Glasgow.” Prizes, resources provided. Deadline 14 Feb. Details link in bio to download PowerPoint & worksheet.
Never thought it would get to a stage where there would be an actual debate about the ethics of creating indecent images of kids and adults without their consent.
But here we are.
What a cesspit we live in.
CEO of disability rights charity turns down MBE because she is disappointed on how the UK government is supporting disabled people https://t.co/Artd270oJo #charity@GDA__online
Thanks @libby_brooks at The Guardian for covering my rejection of MBE for services to disabled people as I cannot accept a personal honour when disabled people are being so dishonoured at this time. Thanks too @BBCRadioScot for having me on to speak about disabled people's lives.
On #InternationalHumanRightsDay we're reflecting on GDA's 2025 Survey in which 91% of 756 respondents cited disabled people's equality & human rights as a key concern, due to disabled people being under attack & deprioritised, esp with cuts to benefits & vital supports & services
“Devastating” and “punitive” tax changes to the #Motability scheme that will add hundreds of pounds to upfront payments to lease cars are “baffling” and “unjust” and threaten to “lock disabled people out of daily life”, say campaigners.
#Budget2025
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