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\"Britain<\/td>\n

Britain \'needs smart living plan for disabled people\'<\/a><\/h3>\n26 August 2010<\/span>
\n EXPERTS working to help disabled and older people lead more independent lives have called for a national plan to develop fully integrated systems and services that meet their needs.
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\"OUT<\/td>\n

OUT NOW - your hot summer edition<\/a><\/h3>\n23 August 2010<\/span>
\n THE summer edition of your favourite All Together NOW! magazine has hit the streets!
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\"Dial-a-Ride<\/td>\n

Dial-a-Ride service still not up to scratch <\/a><\/h3>\n07 July 2010<\/span>
\n DESPITE some improvements, Transport for London\'s Dial-a-ride service continues to be plagued by significant problems, says a London Assembly report.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New donkey-riding therapy centre for Belfast<\/a><\/h3>\n08 April 2010<\/span>
\n A NEW donkey-riding centre just outside of Belfast will provide a free service to hundreds of children in Northern Ireland who have special needs and disabilities.

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\"Minister<\/td>\n

Minister addresses dementia scientists <\/a><\/h3>\n19 March 2010<\/span>
\n HEALTH Minister Phil Hope will today address the Alzheimer’s Research Trust\'s conference in Southampton, the UK\'s largest ever gathering of dementia scientists.

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\"Loss<\/td>\n

Loss of smell may predict Alzheimer\'s<\/a><\/h3>\n14 January 2010<\/span>
\n AMERICAN scientists working with mice have linked a loss of smell function with the build up of amyloid, the toxic protein involved in Alzheimer\'s disease.

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\"Top<\/td>\n

Top award for helping dementia carers to cope<\/a><\/h3>\n06 January 2010<\/span>
\n AN internet guide to what it’s like for people who have dementia has been singled out for a top award.

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\"More<\/td>\n

More people having to pay for residential care<\/a><\/h3>\n04 January 2010<\/span>
\n THE number of older and disabled people paying for residential care without any financial support from their local council has risen by a third in the last seven years.

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\"Disabled<\/td>\n

Disabled adults to get more choice and control<\/a><\/h3>\n14 December 2009<\/span>
\n DISABLED adults are to get more choice and control over the state funding or services they receive, says Minister for Disabled People, Jonathan Shaw.

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\"Disability<\/td>\n

Disability charity welcomes mental health plan<\/a><\/h3>\n09 December 2009<\/span>
\n RADAR - the Royal Association for Disability Rights - has welcomed the Perkins Review into delivering better employment support for people with a mental health condition and called for its full and urgent implementation.
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\"Tories<\/td>\n

Tories fight over plans to scrap disability benefits<\/a><\/h3>\n08 December 2009<\/span>
\n SHADOW Health Secretary Andrew Lansley and Shadow Disability Minister Mark Harper called on the Government today to give up their plans to scrap Disability Living Allowance and the Attendance Allowance for the over-65s.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New help for carers who are looking for work<\/a><\/h3>\n08 December 2009<\/span>
\n THOUSANDS of carers are set to benefit from improved employment support, giving them the chance to combine paid work with caring and help reduce financial hardship.
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\"New<\/td>\n

New will service for vulnerable people <\/a><\/h3>\n28 November 2009<\/span>
\n VULNERABLE people with a learning disability are being left without a trust or adequate provision following their parent\'s death due to \'nightmare\' wills from unregulated will writers, the Law Society has found.
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\"Cumbria<\/td>\n

Cumbria to consult over care charges<\/a><\/h3>\n25 November 2009<\/span>
\n CUMBRIA County Council is consulting with voluntary organisations including Age Concern, Mencap and Cumbria CVS to find out people\'s views on the best and fairest ways for vulnerable adults to contribute to the cost of their non-residential care.

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\"Poverty<\/td>\n

Poverty and discrimination on the rise<\/a><\/h3>\n12 November 2009<\/span>
\n POVERTY and discrimination experienced by disabled people is on the increase, according to leading charity Leonard Cheshire Disability.
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\"Frustrations<\/td>\n

Frustrations and fears of \'disabled\' families<\/a><\/h3>\n04 November 2009<\/span>
\n A NEW report is being unveiled today in the House of Lords that gives a unique insight into the lives of families with disabled children.
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