Three disabled people have won the first round of a legal battle with the government over its decision to tighten eligibility for the new mobility benefit.
The number of disabled people claiming Access to Work (AtW) support from the government appears to be rising again, after a sustained period when numbers have been falling.
The government has again been accused of sending out misleading and confusing information about its disability living allowance (DLA) cuts and reforms.
New government figures show that one in five decisions to find someone "fit for work" made by the company that carries out the controversial disability benefit test is wrong.
Disabled people with high support needs who protested outside government offices have described the "terrifying" reality they face if the coalition pushes ahead with plans to abolish the Independent Living Fund (ILF) in 2015
The Government has published a draft bill on Care and Support alongside a white paper to reform social care and a progress report on funding of social care.
The DVD "Personal health budgets: Stories from the pilot programme" is now available for the NHS to order - to give to people being offered a budget, and to use in staff training.
The Office for Disability Issues are recruiting Ambassadors to work in local communities and enable Disabled people to play more of an active role in their local community.
On Monday 16th of January the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) released the second stage of their Personal Independence Payments (PIPs) consultation.
A new report shows that overwhelming opposition to the Coalition's disability benefit reforms was kept hidden by the Government in their response to the Personal Independence Payments consultation.
SIA trustees Raquel Siganporia and John Borthwick have been invited to join the National Institute of Clinical Excellence's (NICE) Guideline Development Group Pressure Ulcers as patient representatives
An influential disabled MP has heavily criticised the government's "unsatisfactory" response to concerns about the way it uses statistics on its controversial "fitness to work" tests.
This years AGM was held at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham on October 8th. The afternoon session was dedicated to Campaigning for Change: the Next Chapter where members were given the chance to discuss three questions.
Labour's new shadow minister for disabled people looks set to spearhead a stronger line from the opposition over offensive government rhetoric on the 'abuse' of disability benefits.
Ministers have used their partys annual conference to reinforce the message that many disabled people claiming out-of-work benefits are abusing the system.
Lord Low is looking to hear from Disabled people on their needs and how these are met. Particurly those living in state-funded residential care and their families, care providers and local authorities.
Disabled people, their families and friends will be taking to the streets in cities across the UK protesting against Government cuts to disability benefits and services.
A trio of disabled women are set to take legal action against a bus company after claiming that they have faced repeated discrimination by its drivers.
Disabled people who rely on a key employment support scheme to stay in work are being given just a week to confirm they still need their funding, or face having it withdrawn.
The Welsh government must join the rest of the UK and draw up its own national strategy for promoting independent living, a parliamentary commitee has been told.
Disabled people's human rights are being breached because of the government's failure to implement their right to independent living,a committee of MPs and peers has been told.
A senior civil servant has publicly defended the government's record on disability, after disabled activists criticised its programme of spending cuts and attitude to human rights.
Some local authorities are imposing charges for home care services that are so high they must be making a profit from them, according to one leading disabled figure.
Half of disabled people who claim disability living allowance (DLA) and have jobs would be forced to stop working or reduce their hours if they lost their entitlement to the benefit, according to a new survey.
A big thank you to everyone who invited their MP to join the All Party Parliamentary Group on Spinal Cord Injury (APPG) following our request in October's forward.
The minister for disabled people has hinted that the government could be set to scrap the Independent Living Fund (ILF) as part of its spending review.
SIA has been fortunate enough to receive a very generous donation that will allow us to offer 10 free Life Memberships each year for the next five years.
A new report by members of the London Assembly shows that Transport for London (TfL) is "dragging its feet" in upgrading to a modern, accessible transport network, say disabled activists.
Disabled people say that government plans to remove a key mobility-based disability benefit from residents of care homes will tear away their last shred of independence.