ALT The MPs who asked the most Parliamentary Questions on Access to Work in 2025, ranked as Martin Wrigley MP with 18 questions, Louise Haigh with 13, and Helen Whatley MP with 6, with Access to Work Collective logo at the bottom.

ALT Disability News Service article screenshot of headline and image: Minister admits signing off on order that led to widespread cuts to Access to Work. Stephen Timms is pictured below the headline.

ALT New Study: Access to Work and the Economy. Led by the Access to Work Collective & Centre for Innovation Management Research (CIMR) at Birkbeck, University of London. Join our Stakeholder or Academic Advisory Board.

ALT New Study: Access to Work and the Economy. Led by the Access to Work Collective & Centre for Innovation Management Research (CIMR) at Birkbeck, University of London. Join our Stakeholder or Academic Advisory Board.

ALT Access to Work and the Economy. Led by the Access to Work Collective & Centre for Innovation Management Research (CIMR) at Birkbeck, University of London. Join our Stakeholder or Academic Advisory Board.

ALT Bold white text on a green background reads: “Group Meeting, Thursday 7 August, 4–5 pm, Zoom.” Smaller white text underneath states: “BSL Live Captions.”

ALT "Access To Nowhere. The government says it wants more disabled people in work. Then why is it cutting the scheme that helps them stay there" in white text on a teal background. It features the Access to Work Collective logo and a yellow "add your name" button.

ALT "Dear Prime Minister, Disabled people are being shut out of the workforce by the very system designed to support them." in white text on a teal background. It features the Access to Work Collective logo and a yellow "Sign our open letter" button.

ALT Group Meeting 29 May 4 pm Zoom. Access to Work Collective.