'Issues were amplified': What we learnt from the Covid-19 public inquiry
Representatives of disability communities shared at the public hearings on the Covid-19 inquiry to reflect on the Government’s response to the pandemic.
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ADHD drug shortages won’t change, but access will be more equitable
From February 2026, GPs and nurse practitioners will be able to diagnose and treat adults with ADHD. What are the implications?
Review: Audio description makes burlesque raunchier in Codeword Cabaret
Paul Brown reviews a cabaret show accessible to blind and vision impaired people thanks to detailed - and sometimes graphic - audio descriptions.
Thirty, flirty and finally driving
In the new series Licence to Drive, about disabled people taking the wheel, Lucy Croft experiences the highs and lows of learning to drive in your 30s.
Two years of replenishment - and joyful rage - at The D*List
In June 2023, The D*List website went live. Here’s what editor Olivia Shivas has learned over the past two years working with disabled storytellers and community champions.
How disability representation comes to life in new romance novel Onyx Storm
The latest book in fantasy romance series Empyrean made Lucy Croft not just excited about the disabled lead characters - but there's even a disabled dragon.