John Pring is the editor and founder of Disability News Service, a UK-based news agency that focuses on disability issues. He is a disabled journalist and author, with a particular interest in exposing failings in the government's treatment of disabled people and advocating for their rights.
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By: John Pring
Tens of thousands more disabled children could have their needs met in a mainstream setting rather than a special school, if there were major improvements to the special educational needs (SEN) sys…
Listen Spending on supporting disabled people in work through a disability employment scheme has more than doubled in real terms in the last seven years, new government figures have revealed.
By: John Pring
Listen A right-wing broadcaster is likely to escape police action despite describing young disabled people on out-of-work benefits as “parasites”, in a case that highlights long-standing concerns about inequality for disabled people in hate crime law.
By: John Pring
Listen Transport bodies planning station upgrades could take easy steps that would allow them to take greater account of accessibility when deciding where to invest, new research commissioned by disabled people has shown.
By: John Pring
Listen The elections watchdog has criticised political parties that failed to produce their general election manifestos in accessible formats.
By John Pring on 14th November 2024 Category: Benefits and Poverty
By John Pring on 14th November 2024 Category: Benefits and Poverty
Listen A major supermarket chain has been accused of discrimination after installing chilled food cabinets with inaccessible doors, preventing many of its disabled customers accessing fresh produce.
By: John Pring
Listen A train company has planned partial closures of 14 ticket offices across its network by “stealth”, say campaigners, a year after the rail industry was forced to back down over plans to shut nearly 1,000 of them across England.
By: John Pring
Labour appears set for a serious disagreement with its own minister for disability, after apparently rejecting his advice about a disabled member who was prevented from attending the party’s annual…
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