Recently the Chancellor said that she “can’t leave welfare untouched” during this Parliament. To me this translates into plain English as ‘I must attack disabled people’. Let us remember that the mantra of this Labour Government, especially the Chancellor and the Prime Minister, was that Labour want to help and support disabled people into work. However, the Government is launching an attack on the Motability Scheme where she is looking at axing £1 billion in support to the s

From 20th November to 20th December, we recognise Disability Awareness Month - a time to amplify the voices, experiences, and strengths of people living with disabilities. As a Black woman with hidden disabilities, I choose to speak openly, not because I am seeking sympathy, but because visibility and understanding matter. I live with fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and an underactive thyroid, among other conditions. These illnesses deeply affect my mobility, my energy, and my

Did you know that Disability History Month starts TODAY - Thursday 20th November? The theme of this year’s Disability History Month is Disability, Life and Death. You may ask, ‘What is Disability History Month?’ To put it simply Disability History Month is the celebration of disabled people throughout history. Through the All4Inclusion blog I am going to share a little with you about disability history and then, as a deaf person, I will include a strong emphasis on deaf histo

Finding a home that meets your needs should not be a monumental task, yet for many disabled people, it's a frustrating and often demoralising journey.

I recently attended a meeting of Politics for the Many where we were given a presentation about the last General Election and the way...

Recently you may have noticed that when we post an article on the All4Inclusion website we have, often, also been posting an Easy Read...

Artificial Intelligence often abbreviated to AI is often talked about but not necessarily fully understood. AI is already with us and...

This issue of making sure that all public transport is accessible for disabled people is constantly raised at the TUC Disabled Workers...

Today the Unite Policy Conference debated an Emergency Motion - Disabled Workers Oppose Welfare Reforms - which did not pull any punches...

At the Unite Policy Conference on Tuesday, Phil Blundell, who is Vice-Chair of the Unite North West Disabled Members Committee, moved the...

Last week we saw the unexpected sight of the Government rapidly backpedalling on the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments...

Approximately 10 days ago I posted an article called Have you heard of the Social Model of Disability? I wrote that article to given an...

This year marks 30 years since the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) was introduced and this was remembered at the TUC Disabled Workers...

Reasonable adjustments is a major issue for disabled workers and, unsurprisingly, it is the number one issue that trade union reps take...

My colleague from Unite the Union, Phil Blundell, spoke in the debate on the Disability Pay Gap. The motion was moved by the National...

We are delighted to publish the article below from Dr Sue Wilbraham who is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Cumbria. Sue is...

The subject of ableism has not always been properly addressed at the TUC Disabled Workers Conference, but this year it was. The Unite...

Meet the All 4 Inclusion Awards finalists of the Hidden Disability Personality of the Year

Meet the All 4 Inclusion Awards finalists for the visible disability personality of the year

Meet the finalists for the Digital Accessibility Champion for the 2025 All 4 Inclusion Awards