Our response to the Keep Britain Working Review
Business Disability Forum’s Chief Executive Diane Lightfoot responds to the publication of the Keep Britain Working Review.
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Responding to the publication of the Government’s Final Report on Keep Britain Working  today (5 November), Business Disability Forum (BDF) has welcomed much of report, including the central focus on workplace adjustments, but has said that more still needs to be done to help employers with the difficulties they are facing right now.
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Becky Elliott explains how event organisers at DLA Piper made her feel safe, valued and truly appreciated by considering her needs as a wheelchair user from the moment she arrived.
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Delivering events that are accessible and inclusive to all. Practical steps and low cost solutions to removing barriers for attendees with disabilities.
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Business Disability Forum’s 2025 Annual Reception, ‘A sporting chance: the transformative power of disability inclusion in sport’ was hosted by DLA Piper.
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With one in four people in the UK identifying as disabled, it is important that service industries, such as the utilities sector, can meet the needs of disabled customers. Many customer-facing staff in the utilities sector are not desk-based, which can present problems when creating awareness and training resources that staff can access on devices…
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