Osayuki

Ask yourself why we heard so much about Green candidates but not Reform candidates like this one:

On Tuesday, I also took part in the ECE showcase, where I had the opportunity to present my project, speak to attendees about my work, and explore the other projects created by students across the faculty. It was a great experience overall.

For my final year project, I developed a jobs app designed to help disabled people search for jobs based on their accessibility needs, check reviews and post reviews about companies. In the future, I aim to add more features in the app and expand its scope futher.

I’m delighted that I won two awards for my final year project at the ECE (Engineering, Computing and Environment) Showcase this week which are the Winner’s Award for Inclusive Value and the Inclusive Value Award in Computer Science across the faculty at Kingston University. 🧵

A friend gave Meghan a bag with this quote: “My wish for you is that you continue. Continue to be who and how you are to astonish a mean world with your acts of kindness, and to allow humor to lighten the burden of your tender heart”.

Join us for the next Employment Access Alliance peer support group meeting online on Wednesday 29th April from 6:30-8pm. We'll discuss how to navigate discrimination at work and what your rights are. Register here - us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

In response to Simon Dudley's (@reformparty_uk) recent comments on Grenfell:

We left Cuba yesterday after a profound experience of learning about how the US blockade is causing Cubans to suffer. We return to the US with more conviction and urgency to end the US blockade on Cuba. Cuba is not alone!

They privatise our NHS and people paying for care in the private sector UP⬆️ They privatise our water and our water bills UP⬆️ They privatise our energy and our energy costs UP⬆️ They privatise our Royal Mail and our stamp prices UP⬆️ @ZackPolanski is spot on🎯 "It does not have to be this way"

This is why many disabled people are rightly concerned about Assisted Dying. If AD is funded and available but a wheelchair ramp isn’t, what does that say about the attitudes towards disabled people?

The government's latest failure... 16.8 million people (25%) are disabled in the UK, but when it came to this govt setting up a Civil Society Council, not one of the 13 members they appointed was disabled. Pathetic. disabilitynewsservice.com/prime-minister…

@HADOLondon Yes I enjoyed playing!

Thank you @osayuki24 FF! Hope you enjoyed HADO!

This is an illegal, unprovoked and brutal attack that shows once again that the USA and Israel are rogue states. The UK must end our cosy relationship with the USA and our ongoing support for Israel.

Government freezes funding for life-changing housing adaptations, despite minister’s claims @InclusionLondon #AccessibleHousing disabilitynewsservice.com/government-fre…

Update: Feeling unsafe Savannah self-discharged & left QEH in a private ambulance. Even with the CEO of a national charity advocating in person, Guy’s refused to admit her. After waiting over two hours in the ambulance, she was forced to return to QEH. gofundme.com/f/severemergen…

It was very important to me that Hamnah Spencer clarified her 'it's not radical to expect that working hard will get you a nice life' comment with 'and I don't think that if you're not able to work that you shouldn't have a nice life'. Too many left-leaning figures don't do that.

Join us for the next Employment Access Alliance peer support group meeting online on Tuesday 24th February from 6:30-8pm. We’ll discuss intersectionality, our identities and the way this impacts how we’re treated. Register here by 20th February - us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Access to Work has just cut my in-work support by 73% Quite how they decided I can see 73% better & walk 73% better, is beyond me. But I sure am looking forward to receiving the magic (inaccessible) letter arriving that will tell me about this miracle cure.

@cgb_journo They couldn’t even put another handrail in the patient toilets. In the end I left the pharmacy profession and changed my career, due to accessibility issues and discrimination. The constant fighting for my basic rights affected my mental health and I became ill at that time. 3/

@cgb_journo Sometimes there were no handrails or they were broken. The height of toilets were low and there were many other issues. Even the disabled toilets outside the wards weren’t always fully accessible. No reasonable adjustments were made for me as promised. 2/

Disabled people please read and share. Today NHS England has told me they hold no data on whether hospitals are step free and do not monitor compliance with equality law. That means no one nationally is checking if hospital buildings are physically accessible. I am a blind journalist investigating this. Have you been unable to use a main hospital entrance? Sent round the back? Forced to rely on staff? Missed appointments because of access barriers? Treated as an afterthought? If this has happened to you your experience matters. Please reply or email accessstory2026@gmail.com with what happened and where.