Disability History Month is an important opportunity to remember how far we have come in the battle for disability rights and equality. There is still a long road ahead to ensure equality and inclusion for disabled people. It is also … read more
With coronavirus putting the most vulnerable in our communities at risk, we must ensure no one is left behind. 2020 has seen a sharp rise in rough sleeping. Without a home to stay in, these people are at a higher … read more
13 November marks the beginning of Trans Awareness Week. Started in 1988, this week is for amplifying the voices of trans people, and for advocating an end to the discrimination and prejudice that trans people still face today. The week … read more
With people across the United Kingdom desperate to be home safely with their families this festive season, I was glad to hear that all four governments have listened to Liberal Democrat calls to work together on how this can happen. … read more
Time and again the Chinese Government has shown its utter disdain for the Joint Declaration. The disqualification of elected lawmakers in Hong Kong is reprehensible and marks another step in China’s work to end democracy and freedom on the peninsula. … read more