On 10 February 2026, at Winchester Crown Court, medical cannabis patient Sal Aziz was finally cleared of drug driving charges after almost two years of stress, cost and professional damage.…
Posts tagged as “Disability Rights”
I’ve just released Reasonable CMS v1.1, a free and open-source case management system built specifically for disabled people managing discrimination claims and advocacy work. Why I Built This Legal case…
A Reddit user we’ll be calling Mr Kedoobie, turned up to Albert Hall Manchester with prescribed medical cannabis flower in original pharmacy packaging, plus ID that matched the dispensing label.…
Latest Kate Osborne coverage Kate Osborne Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Berlin Pride Post Our latest article examines the backlash to Osborne’s post alongside the earlier correspondence and High Court judgment…
The new policing reform package has some big, tidy sounding ideas, a National Police Service, force mergers, league tables, a licence to practise. Then you hit the line about direct…
If you’re a UK medical cannabis patient, smell is the easiest way to invite hassle. Your prescription can be legal and your building can still be full of people who…
Summary: The Sun’s “Stoner Nation” medical cannabis article is now unavailable. There has been no correction notice, no editor’s explanation, and no response to a right-of-reply email sent directly to…
“Therapist” Isn’t a Protected Title in the UK, and the Public Pays for the Confusion Most people assume that if someone calls themselves a therapist, it means regulated training, enforceable…
In October 2025 I told the Criminal Justice Alliance, quietly and in good faith, that their shortlisted “Outstanding Small Organisation” carried live equality, safeguarding and data protection concerns. Today, in…
Freedom of Information requests are not a side hobby at The Reasonable Adjustment, they are a core part of how we do public interest work. Used properly, FOI lets you…