Neurodivergence: ‘We’re not a problem to be managed’– part three
The final part of this investigation sets out 12 questions that Scotland’s political parties must answer before the Holyrood election
Read moreDetailsJason Boyd is a 52-year-old writer and freelance WordPress Developer from Whitburn, Scotland, who brings analytical thinking and lived experience to his economic and social commentary. As an autistic and physically disabled observer with a professional background spanning decades, Jason offers unique insights into the challenges facing Britain's most vulnerable communities. His writing examines the consequences of economic policies on everyday lives, with particular focus on inequality, the welfare system, and the need for sustainable reform. A passionate advocate for those affected by poverty and disability, Jason combines personal perspective with evidence-based analysis to call for a more equitable society.
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The final part of this investigation sets out 12 questions that Scotland’s political parties must answer before the Holyrood election
Read moreDetailsJason Boyd continues his investigation into the political failure to support neurodivergent adults in Scotland
Read moreDetailsTrust is collapsing, services are failing – and no party is taking Scotland’s neurodivergent adults seriously
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Read moreDetailsAn open letter to politicians calling for reform and what is needed to save British economy
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