United Kingdom parliament
Stephen Timms
Member of Parliament · Labour
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Accessibility to government services for disabled people
“Mr. Speaker, the Equality Act places a duty on public bodies to make reasonable adjustments so that disabled people are not put at a disadvantage by accessibility challenges. Public service providers have to test provision regularly against the service standards,…”
Watch from 6:17Neurodivergent women and girls: dyslexia and suicide risk
“Mr Speaker, autistic people, people with ADHD have been struggling to get the right support at the right time. Recommendations from Professor Karen Goldberg's neurodivergence task and finish group directly informed the SEND reforms published earlier this year. We want…”
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Work and Pensions Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
Minister: safeguarding progress and culture change
“Well, thank you very much for inviting us. Right, indeed. Over the last ten years, not so much, I'm hoping that it's a better... I'll concentrate on the last year. Yeah, thank you very much for inviting us back. And…”
Watch from 2:06ACSSL role, access issues and clinical input to policy
“I I've had a look at it and I I welcome the the acknowledgment as you say of the progress that's been made. But I also agree, as witnesses to that committee pointed out, there's more to do. I don't…”
Watch from 5:38ACSSL role, access issues and clinical input to policy
“Gail and her team have had a big role in that review and all. Gail, do you want to say a bit more about that?”
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