Current campaigns – act now

Arriva Rail London are planning to close ticket offices at 51 London Overground stations*. London TravelWatch is now consulting passengers on these changes and wants to hear from as many passengers as possible.

In the draft London Sport Strategy, the Mayor sets out his plans to improve our lives through sport. What could encourage you to take part in more sport activities? Say what matters to you by filling in the quick survey available at: https://www.london.gov.uk/talk-london/communities-regeneration/sport-strategy

The Greater London authority would like to know how you feel about local communities working together with the police to make neighbourhoods safer. Tell  them what you think about crime, police and community activities in your area. The survey will close at 5pm on Wednesday 31 October 2018. To take part in this survey please […]

The Special Rapporteur is part of a system of so-called UN Special Procedures, made up of independent experts who regularly undertake country visits around the world to report on human rights issues.

We are holding a consultation event to talk about the proposed amendments to the Mental Capacity Act and to discuss our next steps. DDPOs, Self-advocacy groups, people with learning difficulties or other Disabled people who are interested are welcome to attend.

We are raising money to pay for legal advice in disability discrimination cases on public transport. Get involved with our #TransportJustice campaign!

The Access to Work policy team want to learn about your experiences of AtW Workplace Assessments. They want to ask you if AtW Workplace Assessments are useful to people who are deaf or have a hearing loss, and how you think they can be improved for Deaf people.  

This is an invitation to Disabled residents of Hammersmith & Fulham to apply to join the Hammersmith and Fulham Co-production (working together) Implementation Group (HFCIG).

“Independent living is what non-disabled people take for granted”. A statement from the Independent Living Strategy Group.

A cross-party group of MPs believe that social media companies and the Government have failed disabled users and must act urgently. The Petitions Committee have launched a consultation on their draft recommendations for action. Fill out their survey to make sure your views are heard.