The Latest Epilepsy ‘related’ news from around the UK and the Globe. Just click on the links to read the news post (this will open a new window), then make sure you come back to our website!
LATEST NEWS FROM : EPILEPSY SOCIETY UK
- Professor Ley Sander talks the risk of seizures following Cameron Boyce's tragic death
- Paige runs the north!
- Izzy explains why she chose to do work experience with us
- Maria thinks that her paintbrush is the best drug she's ever had
- Why Les is walking 500 miles for epilepsy
- Jack Cray - The 'epileptic actor' seizing the chance to share his Epilepsy story
- Latisha pays homage to her epilepsy through her company
- Shadows share their experiences about the 'Me and My Shadow' scheme
- Celebrating women in epilepsy
- Andy describes what being a support worker at Epilepsy Society involves
LATEST NEWS FROM : BENEFITS AND WORK UK
Read More and Click HERE –> https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news
LATEST DISABILITY NEWS FROM : THE GUARDIAN UK
- My brother is 47 and can't get a girlfriend – could I help?
- ‘Anything but inclusive’: No school places for three disabled sisters
- Special needs education breaking our budgets, warn councils
- What I felt when I passed the benefits test | Frances Ryan
- Thank You Very Much review – disabled dancers strut Elvis moves
- Is this the future – five-year-olds designing smart technology? | Anna Bawden
- Two million of UK's lowest-paid may get statutory sick pay
- Crippled by Frances Ryan review – how disabled people have been demonised
- Disabled voters left behind in push to amp up 2020 security, advocates say
- Australians locked out of NDIS because they declined invasive surgery, advocate finds
- 'We need to put inclusion at the start of the process': the disabled musicians making their own instruments
- Midsommar's ableism resurrects the dark history of eugenics-inspired horror
- 'It's upsetting': the autistic music fans being shut out of gigs
- Majority of passengers with disabilities report problems using trains
- ‘He was covered in bruises’: the vulnerable children being harmed in special schools
- Experience: I went jogging and lost my leg
- Pioneering surgery brings movement back to paralysed hands
- Peers call for extra £8bn to tackle social care scandal
- 'People don't understand until they've seen it': the power of disability sport | Steve Morgan
- Sign of the grimes: Stormzy's Glastonbury interpreter on how to translate rap
NEWS FROM : EPILEPSY ACTION
Read More and Click HERE –> www.epilepsy.org.uk/news/blogs/
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