Closing the transport accessibility gap
The UK has a proud history of making transport more accessible for disabled people.
The UK has a proud history of making transport more accessible for disabled people.
Astonishingly, by the time you read this, we will already be half-way through the general election campaign.
The general election is finally here, with PM Rishi Sunak finally bowing to pressure and giving the country the chance to change.
With the general election now well under way, I am sure many of you will have already hit the doorsteps to support Conservative candidates standing in this election, including a number of brilliant Conservative councillors who are candidates.
In many places, we’re now calling the shots, thanks to yet another round of impressive gains.
The general election is happening just after our stunning success in the local elections.
I’m delighted that the Labour Party has announced its Plan for Better Buses.
Local government faces existential threats like no other with council risk registers changing ever more frequently.
I am delighted my party has called for a new national agency for special educational needs and disabilities.
Congratulations to our members currently standing in the local elections. In 107 local authorities and 11 mayoral authorities, polling is about to start.