"I want to make sure other people don't go through what I did. That's why, even though it's hard and painful, I'll always speak out." - Nicky Nicky's flat was vandalised, her fuse box tampered with and she was called names when she left the house. Too scared to go home, she started living on a friend's sofa. Despite reporting it all to the police, nothing was done.
I always thought I was a normal human being.
Nick Clegg launches the party's Manifesto for Disabled People today. In the foreword, he writes:
Publication date: Apr 10, 2015 02:32 PM
Martin is a big Manchester United fan, along with his three boys. His eldest son Jordan uses a wheelchair and attends one of Scope's schools. Martin writes a blog called United Discriminates, and has shared his story as part of our 100 days, 100 stories campaign.
A judicial review has ruled that the test used to decide whether people are fit for work actively discriminates against the mentally ill.
