Sense welcomes the Work & Pensions Committee’s report covering Disability Living Allowance reform which specifically highlights the problems that deafblind people can expect to face.

Sense fundraising volunteer, Zoe Baxter organised her first 'Ditch and Switch' fashionable clothes swapping event in Birmingham city centre on Saturday 11 February.

Sense comments on the Health Select Committee report on social care, which was published today.

A new book published by Sense - Our Journey - is a powerful account of the experiences of over fifty families involved with Sense and Sense Scotland over five decades.

A coalition of charities is calling on the Government to pause the Welfare Reform bill and carefully consider its reform of Disability Living Allowance (DLA).

A letter from Sense was published in The Guardian today in response to an article about a Citizens Advice report on ESA work capability assessments.

A new report into the changes to Disability Living Allowance (DLA) has been published by disability campaigners.

A letter from the Care and Support Alliance, of which Sense is a member, was published in the Telegraph today. It urges the Government to seize the opportunity to overhaul the social care system, in the run up to the announcement of its reform proposals.

A choir of disabled people sang the Christmas blues outside Parliament on 13 December in protest against Government welfare reforms which will hit disabled people the hardest.

Deafblind Lincolnshire teen Jack Hodgson, 15, is celebrating the news that he’s set to be an Olympic torchbearer, after receiving an offer from the London 2012 Games organisers.