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You and Me (and Whoever Comes Next) review – theatre crafted with love and care
Actor Keron Day draws on his experiences of getting along, or not, with live-in carers to give a pithy account of a complex relationship.
CrossCountry, a UK long-distance train operator launch digital Priority Seating Card, an industry first
This card should make it easier for customers who need additional support to discreetly communicate that they require a priority seat onboard. The new digital card is a new option for customers who may benefit from priority seating when it is available.
Matilda in pieces: what one mother’s suicide reveals about the carers broken by the system
Parent-carers of disabled children are exposed to chronic levels of extreme stress and often reach crisis point before help is available – then they face a ‘fight for basic support’, experts say. This is Matilda Davis’s story.
ADHD jockey visits school to inspire students
A jockey with ADHD has visited a school for children with special educational needs to talk about her experiences.
Autism risks becoming a “catch-all” diagnosis for a huge variety of conditions
The National Autistic Society has responded to a new paper on the definition of autism, saying it may jeopardise access to support and lead to more stigma. Professor Uta Frith’s paper suggests that autism has become too broad to be useful, as it is currently diagnosed as a single condition encompassing a wide range of people, from those needing round-the-clock care to those who live independently.
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