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Press Round-Up: Regulatory and Professional Discipline – May 2026
Jack Garden
31 October 2016
Breaking even more boundaries? Wheelchair trick or treating…
You may have read my recent blog post about the inspiring Breaking Boundaries conference and the exciting opportunities available to children and adults with severe disability, such as skiing and motorcycle riding.
28 October 2016
The scar separating men and women
The purpose of the law is to minimise inequalities, and create a single platform where we all stand together on the same level. This could include differences between gender, age, disabilities, race, religion and sexual orientation. However, though the theory is valid, in one area, we are still practicing discrimination as if it is the norm.
20 October 2016
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – an annual campaign to highlight the disease and the importance of checking breasts and seeking advice if there is anything out of the ordinary.
18 October 2016
Breaking Boundaries – the sequel
I recently attended CCMS’ second Breaking Boundaries conference. This was once again an awe inspiring day filled with videos and presentations featuring the achievements and experiences of people with life altering brain and spinal injuries. A link to the YouTube video of the inaugural conference can be found below.
17 October 2016
Will a new scheme for Birth Injury Compensation work?
Jeremy Hunt is due to make a speech today which sets out proposals to offer compensation automatically to parents of still born or brain damaged children when those injuries have arisen because of substandard care.
