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Celebrating Access and Inclusion at the Street Works UK Awards 2025

It was truly inspiring to attend the Street Works UK Awards last night, 16th October 2025, at the House of Commons in the historic Members’ Dining Room. The event brought together the biggest names in the industry to celebrate innovation, collaboration, and progress across the sector — from utility companies to contractors and training

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Why Dyslexia and Disability Are the Hidden Engines of Innovation​

Rethinking Dyslexia: Not a Deficit, but a Design For decades, dyslexia has been viewed through a deficit lens—defined by difficulties in reading and spelling. But a groundbreaking study from the University of Cambridge offers a radical reframe: dyslexia may be an evolutionary specialization that enhances our ability to explore, adapt,

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Welfare Cuts Will Hit Disabled People the Hardest

In Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement, the Government announced £4.8 billion in welfare cuts, introducing tougher eligibility rules for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and reducing the health component of Universal Credit (UC) for millions. The Government claims these reforms are part of a plan to make the system “more sustainable” —

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Jobs for Blind and Visually Impaired People

When it comes to employment, a startling statistic reveals that 75% of blind and partially sighted people in the UK are unemployed. This figure highlights not only systemic barriers to inclusion but also the untapped potential of a workforce brimming with talent. At Blind Ambition, we believe in transforming these

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Secrecy and Systemic Failures – Time for Action – Disabled People Failed

Recent revelations have cast a harsh light on government departments’ handling of public services, from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) spending over £50,000 of taxpayers’ money to block the release of a safeguarding review, to HMRC facing accusations of “deliberately degrading” phone services to push taxpayers online. These

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