TV show requesting applications from Disabled Entrepreneurs

Calling disabled entrepreneurs to enter, make 2019 your year and join The Apprentice! If you think you've got what it takes to impress Britain's tough…

Sally Phillips explores the impact of a new screening for Down’s Syndrome

Actress and writer Sally Phillips is a mother to three boys, all of whom like swimming, cricket, ice-cream and Barcelona football club. Olly, the eldest, also has Down’s Syndrome. Following the announcement that a new screening test is said to detect Down’s Syndrome in pregnancies with 99 percent accuracy, Sally examines this emotionally charged subject and asks what effect the test could have on our society.

Interview: Joyce Cook, Chairperson of Level Playing Field

Level Playing Field exists primarily to improve access to disabled sports fans to enjoy live sports. The organisation’s roots are in football but they …

Actions Speak Louder Than Words for Disabled Job-seekers, says New Recruitment Industry Survey

A survey by the Clear Company titled ‘Actions speak louder than words’ into candidate, recruiter and employer experiences of hiring disabled people, ha…