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A hand hovers over a chalk board where the word disability is shown in many colours. the 'Dis' is rubbed out to reveal ability.
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Why Disability Awareness Training and Visual Awareness Training Are Essential, Not Wasteful

In recent times, the conversation around diversity and inclusion has intensified, with varying opinions on its importance and effectiveness. Esther McVey’s recent article in The Telegraph, “Wasteful Whitehall diversity and inclusion spending will end,” highlights concerns about the efficiency and necessity of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) programs. While scrutinizing

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Dark astronaut helmet on a pedestal, visor reflecting a glowing city skyline and launching rocket — symbolising ambition and opportunity for blind and partially sighted people in UK employment.
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John McFall and the Talent Question Every UK Employer Needs to Answer

On 2 June 2026, it was announced that John McFall — NHS surgeon, Paralympian, and prospective astronaut — is one step closer to becoming the first physically disabled person to live and work in space. He has been medically cleared for a long-duration mission, completed rigorous multi-disciplinary training, and is

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