A disabled attendee was told that Medicine Festival would not admit prescribed cannabis because of its “zero-tolerance policy on illegal drugs”. After weeks of uncertainty and a media enquiry from…
Posts tagged as “Equality Act 2010”
Telephone and face-to-face PIP assessments are now audio recorded automatically unless the claimant opts out, following a major change by the Department for Work and Pensions. The new policy took…
LitiQuiz is live: a free revision tool for people trying to learn the Equality Act 2010, Employment Tribunal procedure and the cases that come up around discrimination claims. Open LitiQuiz…
Update, 29 June 2026: Three days after this article was published, the DWP announced that face-to-face and telephone PIP and other disability benefit assessments would be audio-recorded automatically unless the…
Reasonable adjustments are often explained in very broad terms. Applicants are told that support is available, or that an employer is committed to inclusion, but they’re not always given a…
Public bodies logged almost 100,000 recruitment adjustment requests, but many couldn’t say how many were actually provided. A Freedom of Information investigation by The Reasonable Adjustment asked 15 public authorities…
Author: Kieron JH, Founder, The Reasonable Adjustment FOI reference: DVLA FOIR13019 You can read the full FOI WhatDoTheyKnow thread here: Medical fitness to drive decisions – prescribed cannabis and CBPM…
When Nexus introduced a new Metro byelaw banning vaping from July 2025, it created an obvious question for anyone prescribed cannabis based medicines. If a passenger is lawfully prescribed medical…
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.…