📰 The news that Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) loopholes risk England's poorest communities being deprived of trees, green spaces and wildlife picked up a lot of attention last week - and rightly so.
People deserve homes surrounded by trees, nature and healthy green spaces and new development should help create greener, healthier places to live.
Read the report and find out more 👇
“Wouldn’t it be better to spend the money on actual Access to Work—rather than investing in inefficient & hostile bureaucracy?
why is the @GOVUK struggling so much to deliver an effective & supportive Access to Work Service? It’s really not that complicated.” @DisRightsUK
"I’m in the same job, I’ve got the same impairment, is it likely that my need for Access to Work support has changed? The answer is a definitive no."
DR UK's Head of Policy Fazilet Hadi speaks about her own frustrating experience with Access to Work 👇
https://t.co/yFl4ht0Umr
.@The_TUC Calls for Timms Review to Deliver “Genuine Reform” of PIP - as Disabled People Twice as Likely to be Unemployed.
Read the full story here 👇https://t.co/5afBI3El4P
Tracey Emin Lends Her Voice to London Underground’s Campaign for Invisible Disabilities https://t.co/pbORQeCqut Tracey Emin has lent her voice to a campaign about what cannot be seen. An artist whose entire practice has been built on the courage. @TraceyEmin@_WhiteCube@TfL
Have you visited the Archive? Last year we launched a new space preserving the history of disabled people's fight for accessible transport.
Explore voices and stories from decades of activism, and learn about the movement that reshaped public transport: https://t.co/xn4REi7RvB
Healthy workplace policy focuses too much on encouraging people with health issues to manage better, while employer accountability is vague. Where is responsibility for workload & job design? Healthy work requires employers to take accountability, not shift it onto individuals.
Minister for Employment Dame Diana Johnson visited @TfL to hear how they’re encouraging people with health issues to stay in work
TfL is one of 150 employers committed to improving employee health as part of our Keep Britain Working programme https://t.co/xutU2nxbNI
It’s #WorldPublicTransportDay. People all over the world are celebrating how public transport connects us – to work, life and each other. We hate to be party poopers, but for many disabled people that just isn’t our reality.
Build a library that champions your community 📚
Join our Inclusive Libraries webinars to develop your confidence in creating inclusive reading experiences for children with vision impairment, D/deafness or learning disabilities.
Book your free place: https://t.co/bbSomIwbhF
The Art of Blindness!
A new mini series from the winner of our 2025 Adam Reynolds Award, blind artist David Johnson. David invites us into the world of the lived experience of blindness & his art making practice. @ShapeArts https://t.co/bccx1ARn7L
Blind & partially sighted passengers face barriers throughout rail travel: navigating stations, managing tickets, boarding & orienting on trains, accessing toilets, & handling delays, Platform For Change report finds @RNIB https://t.co/WvvmvBRk3M
Have you booked your free ticket for our exhibition launch on 25 Feb? 'I need to be more than a lesson you learned’ explores disabled experiences of access in relation to ableist approaches to diversity and inclusion.
Be the first to visit! Book now https://t.co/Yag9eJlAjN
Building a fairer future for Disabled people 🌍💡 New guides for local authorities & employers to help make climate policy equitable & remove barriers to green jobs. Created with Disabled people, climate experts & council workers. Take a look 👉 https://t.co/teZCtmNznL
Who's ready to #GoAllIn2026 and see how reading in all its forms can unlock more of what you love? As lead delivery partner for the National Year of Reading, we’re calling on you – your communities and schools, businesses, authors and friends - to join us! https://t.co/VOt8eQGiYe
The independent review into the #CarersAllowance overpayment has been published today. The DWP has acknowledged its guidance on earnings was both wrong and confusing, with thousands of carers wrongly penalised.
Read our full statement: https://t.co/ximBQJJ9V2
We’re thrilled to welcome @guidedogs to The UK Careers Fair at dozens of locations throughout 2025!
Their team does incredible work supporting people with sight loss, and they’ll be on hand to talk about impactful career and volunteering opportunities in the charity and care sectors.
Whether you’re looking to make a career move or want to give back as a volunteer, this is a fantastic chance to learn more.
📍 Find your nearest fair: https://t.co/0wAKTcU4lK
📢 Interested in exhibiting? Visit: https://t.co/ePri8ze1u2
DWP research: 41% of health-related benefit claimants are on an NHS wait list for treatment. Of those out of work, 50% say their job prospects hinge on getting that care. This vicious cycle as disabilty gets cemented by lack of care but psychologised as a willpower problem.