Tag: Loneliness

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The middle way for cyclists and Disabled people

When it comes to our streets, cyclists and Disabled people can sometimes appear to be natural foes, with each group permanently camped on opposite sides of the active travel debate.

Reported 5 months ago by Tom

Camden High Street, NW1 7JY
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Mik on his hand-propelled bike

Camden’s inaccessible streets and services make me feel unwanted, says Mik

As I wheel around I'm reminded that Camden is a part of London that is so inhospitable to wheelchair users like me. Shop after shop, cafe after cafe, restaurant after restaurant, bar after bar and club after club isn't accessible to me just because I'm a wheelchair user.

Reported 5 months ago by Mik

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No reasonable adjustments made in employment or interviews, says new reporter Nadia

In this piece, new reporter Nadia wrote her answers to the Project Lead’s questions about her background, her life and her challenges and triumphs.

Reported 5 months ago by

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Cartoon image of woman called Janet

Meet new reporter Jay

So there I was, a 17-year-old girl with no job and nowhere to call home. And that’s how my adult life started out.

Reported 5 months ago by

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Swimming against the tide – Sarah’s battle to use her local pools

Hi, my name’s Sarah and I am reporting on the issues I have had with the swimming pools in Islington and Camden. I will talk about the different issues I have had and the actions I have had to take to resolve some of the problems.

Reported 5 days ago by Sarah

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Two Lime scooters

E-scooter trial to go ahead despite concerns

Camden will be forging ahead with a trial e-scooter hire scheme this October amid fears it will turn the borough’s streets and pavements into no-go zones for people with visual, auditory and mobility impairments.

Reported 3 weeks ago by Tom

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Fatima’s Zoom project helps Camden Disability Action net tablets

In this piece, reporter Fatima explains her Zoom project and tells us how it has helped Camden Disability Action set up a digital hub.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports
Waffles

Home cooking is all part of being independent, says Fatima

In this piece, Fatima explains why home cooking is important to her and shares some of her signature dishes.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports

Ellie brings cheer to bus passengers

Here's a lovely little story about an incident that took place last with my daughter one Sunday.

Reported 1 month ago by Robert

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A page explaining that Oliver is Autistic and setting out what topics he likes to talk about.

Small talk can make a big difference

My ‘mood board’ idea is about generating stress-free conversations that help me quell anxiety attacks or combat loneliness.

Reported 1 month ago by Oliver

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The middle way for cyclists and Disabled people

When it comes to our streets, cyclists and Disabled people can sometimes appear to be natural foes, with each group permanently camped on opposite sides of the active travel debate.

Reported 5 months ago by Tom

Camden High Street, NW1 7JY
Blogs Video Stories
Mik on his hand-propelled bike

Camden’s inaccessible streets and services make me feel unwanted, says Mik

As I wheel around I'm reminded that Camden is a part of London that is so inhospitable to wheelchair users like me. Shop after shop, cafe after cafe, restaurant after restaurant, bar after bar and club after club isn't accessible to me just because I'm a wheelchair user.

Reported 5 months ago by Mik

Blogs Video Stories
Image of woman named Nadia

No reasonable adjustments made in employment or interviews, says new reporter Nadia

In this piece, new reporter Nadia wrote her answers to the Project Lead’s questions about her background, her life and her challenges and triumphs.

Reported 5 months ago by

Blogs Reports
Cartoon image of woman called Janet

Meet new reporter Jay

So there I was, a 17-year-old girl with no job and nowhere to call home. And that’s how my adult life started out.

Reported 5 months ago by

Blogs
Photo of Sarah Hayes

Swimming against the tide – Sarah’s battle to use her local pools

Hi, my name’s Sarah and I am reporting on the issues I have had with the swimming pools in Islington and Camden. I will talk about the different issues I have had and the actions I have had to take to resolve some of the problems.

Reported 5 days ago by Sarah

Reports
Two Lime scooters

E-scooter trial to go ahead despite concerns

Camden will be forging ahead with a trial e-scooter hire scheme this October amid fears it will turn the borough’s streets and pavements into no-go zones for people with visual, auditory and mobility impairments.

Reported 3 weeks ago by Tom

Reports

Fatima’s Zoom project helps Camden Disability Action net tablets

In this piece, reporter Fatima explains her Zoom project and tells us how it has helped Camden Disability Action set up a digital hub.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports
Waffles

Home cooking is all part of being independent, says Fatima

In this piece, Fatima explains why home cooking is important to her and shares some of her signature dishes.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports

Ellie brings cheer to bus passengers

Here's a lovely little story about an incident that took place last with my daughter one Sunday.

Reported 1 month ago by Robert

Reports
A page explaining that Oliver is Autistic and setting out what topics he likes to talk about.

Small talk can make a big difference

My ‘mood board’ idea is about generating stress-free conversations that help me quell anxiety attacks or combat loneliness.

Reported 1 month ago by Oliver

Audio Stories Video Stories

The middle way for cyclists and Disabled people

When it comes to our streets, cyclists and Disabled people can sometimes appear to be natural foes, with each group permanently camped on opposite sides of the active travel debate.

Reported 5 months ago by Tom

Camden High Street, NW1 7JY
Blogs Video Stories
Mik on his hand-propelled bike

Camden’s inaccessible streets and services make me feel unwanted, says Mik

As I wheel around I'm reminded that Camden is a part of London that is so inhospitable to wheelchair users like me. Shop after shop, cafe after cafe, restaurant after restaurant, bar after bar and club after club isn't accessible to me just because I'm a wheelchair user.

Reported 5 months ago by Mik

Blogs Video Stories
Image of woman named Nadia

No reasonable adjustments made in employment or interviews, says new reporter Nadia

In this piece, new reporter Nadia wrote her answers to the Project Lead’s questions about her background, her life and her challenges and triumphs.

Reported 5 months ago by

Blogs Reports
Cartoon image of woman called Janet

Meet new reporter Jay

So there I was, a 17-year-old girl with no job and nowhere to call home. And that’s how my adult life started out.

Reported 5 months ago by

Blogs
Photo of Sarah Hayes

Swimming against the tide – Sarah’s battle to use her local pools

Hi, my name’s Sarah and I am reporting on the issues I have had with the swimming pools in Islington and Camden. I will talk about the different issues I have had and the actions I have had to take to resolve some of the problems.

Reported 5 days ago by Sarah

Reports
Two Lime scooters

E-scooter trial to go ahead despite concerns

Camden will be forging ahead with a trial e-scooter hire scheme this October amid fears it will turn the borough’s streets and pavements into no-go zones for people with visual, auditory and mobility impairments.

Reported 3 weeks ago by Tom

Reports

Fatima’s Zoom project helps Camden Disability Action net tablets

In this piece, reporter Fatima explains her Zoom project and tells us how it has helped Camden Disability Action set up a digital hub.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports
Waffles

Home cooking is all part of being independent, says Fatima

In this piece, Fatima explains why home cooking is important to her and shares some of her signature dishes.

Reported 1 month ago by Fatima

Microreports

Ellie brings cheer to bus passengers

Here's a lovely little story about an incident that took place last with my daughter one Sunday.

Reported 1 month ago by Robert

Reports
A page explaining that Oliver is Autistic and setting out what topics he likes to talk about.

Small talk can make a big difference

My ‘mood board’ idea is about generating stress-free conversations that help me quell anxiety attacks or combat loneliness.

Reported 1 month ago by Oliver

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