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Bristol City Council has launched a public consultation regarding proposed transport changes in the city centre, aimed at creating a more accessible and vibrant urban environment. The consultation, running from August 12 to September 30, 2024, is part of a broader City Centre Development and Delivery Plan designed to accommodate a growing population and enhance…
The Electoral Commission is conducting two important surveys aimed at evaluating the experiences of Disabled voters during the recent UK Parliamentary General Election. These surveys are critical for assessing the impact of new voter ID requirements and changes to support at polling stations. Your participation can make a significant difference in improving the electoral process…
Call for Participation: Electoral Commission’s Surveys on Voting Accessibility Read More »
South Bristol has been selected as the second Liveable Neighbourhood project in Bristol, including the wards of Bedminster, Southville, and Windmill Hill. This initiative, aimed at creating safer, more pleasant, and healthier streets, seeks to rebalance the use of streets between vehicles and people. From July 11th to October 13th, 2024, the council is inviting…
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) recently released a Green Paper proposing significant changes to the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system. As a community of Disabled people and allies, it is crucial for us to understand these proposals, their potential impact, and how we can collectively respond to ensure our voices are heard. Understanding…
Threats to PIP system in Government Green Paper Read More »
Bristol City Council have released a draft of their new Fair and Affordable Care Policy for public consultation. The policy was developed in response to current financial pressures and the need to ensure that the council has sufficient resources to meet the needs of all the people who might need care and support. It is…
Have your say on Bristol Council’s Fair and Affordable Care Policy Read More »
