Month: February 2019

‘I try not to mourn the life you haven’t had. It’s easy when I remember that you live in a world without sadness, fear, guilt’: the letter you always wanted to write

Firm will install devices in homes of elderly, disabled and ill people for monthly fee

State-funded Steiner Academy Exeter is seeking a new sponsor after damning Ofsted report

Public spending watchdog attacks package for Mike Betts, whose firm gets £888m of tax breaks

Thanks to government austerity, 40% of disabled children are now so poor that they’re going without presents

Despite a £380 bill for extra leg room, the seats never materialised on the flight

Swallowing therapy was offered through NDIS plans until NDIA removed funding in late 2017

For 14 years, the only way Samatha Wheeler’s daughter could communicate was to scream, spit and bite. No wonder she was angry

Relaunch welcomed, but there are calls for expansion to help address under-representation