⬇️⬇️ Excellent blogs from GeorgeJulian about the delayed LeDeR report.

So, Nick Gibb ignored research which conflicted with his politics, and cherry-picked content which supported his views. In completely unrelated news, it's the ResearchED national conference tomorrow...

errors investigative failures in Learning from Lives and Deaths - LeDeR researchers report 2025 are not unfortunate oversights it's the result of a system that continues to devalue lives of learning disabled and autistic people even in death #familiesdeserveansrews #Independentreviewsnow Stephen Kinnock NHS England 👇

Today the #SEND legal rights petition I first submitted in December will be debated by MPs. Here’s why you should sign it and help us to #SaveOurChildrensRights if you haven’t already… 🧵 petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7110…

Legal monitoring officer knew and allowed bowel provision to be stripped from ehcp in 2023 despite tribunal order - spineless of him citizens2022committee Sheila Oliver

What’s happening here is chilling. Thr evidence shared publicly shows serious medical concerns are being ignored and mishandled. If anyone can help or intervene, please contact parent of pugs ⬇️⬇️

One of the best things in the Hillsborough Law Bill is not the duty of candour on public officials, as welcome as that is, but news that bereaved families will have publicly funded legal representation at inquests. Finally an equality of arms that's been lacking for so long

Stunned by the number of parents, carers and allies who showed up for the #FightForOrdinary rally, and the number of MPs who attended the #SENDDebate - huge congratulations to letuslearntoo, SEND Sanctuary and Disabled Children's Partnership for pulling the rally off and to all those who joined!

Today I attended the children’s and Young people OSC meeting at Shire Hall. I raise issues about school provision projections and the dreadful comments made by the leader of the council attacking our schools and child protection referrals at the reform conformance.

Absolutely in awe of the momentum and level of consensus in parliament Cut Scenes and the #SaveOurChildrensRights team have achieved 👏

I felt uneasy at phrase in report "In deference to the strong views expressed by local authority stakeholders...", re weakening of the Law Commission's original proposed changes. Imagine if they had said "In deference to the actual experiences of disabled children's families..."

I won my son’s DLA appeal at tribunal today. Almost a year after I first appealed, and with 300+ pages of evidence submitted, the actual hearing lasted just 2 minutes. I suppose I should be used to this by now, but in the waiting room overwhelm hit me out of nowhere and I

"What seems to have happened is that local authorities have put the boot into the Law Commission’s proposals for national eligibility criteria, threatening to start charging families for disabled children’s social care services if the proposals were implemented. Nice work."