Deafblind teenagers from across Cornwall collected a cheque from local fundraiser, Emlyn Stone, at the Truro Sight Centre yesterday on their way to Alton Towers theme park.

One of Market Deeping’s Manor House night support workers was nominated to attend the Queen’s annual garden party on 12 July at Buckingham Palace.

A group of deafblind teenagers took to the red carpet in Redruth, Cornwall on 9 July 2011 for an evening of Hollywood-style glamour to celebrate the making of their self-made film, See It Our Way.

Sense welcomes the Dilnot report, and in particular the key finding that additional public funding for adult social care is urgently required, but we are concerned that the media focus is only on older people which obscures some critical aspects.

A record-breaking number of MEPs have signed a written declaration in the European Parliament to support accessible labelling.

One of the highlights of Deafblind Awareness Week 2011 was the star-studded launch of the Drumathon.

Today MPs voted to give the Government the power to remove the mobility component of the Personal Independent Payment (PIP) for people living in residential care by a majority of 56 votes.

A judgment handed down today will require the largest local authority in Europe to review its plans to cut services to thousands of its most vulnerable citizens.

This year’s Ridgewalk charity trek took place last weekend at Britain's oldest road, the Ridgeway. It was an emotional time for many trekkers and a hugely successful event for Sense.

Approximately 5000 disabled people, their families and friends have today marched through central London to warn the government that public spending cuts will push disabled people over the edge.