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Despite having a national health service, our country suffers from some serious and consequential health inequalities, and these cause profound human and economic damage, creating…
For justice to be truly accessible, our courts must be accessible too. Yet for many people with disabilities, attending court still means facing physical and…
Justice should be timely. Yet across the criminal, civil and coroners’ courts, victims, bereaved families and claimants continue to face unacceptable delays. Cases that should…
Nearly a decade after Conservative MP Richard Graham called for a change in the law to better protect 16 and 17-year-olds from sexual exploitation by driving…
Earlier this year, the High Court heard claims that thousands of children continue to be placed at risk because key safeguarding reforms recommended in the…
Every year, thousands of adults and children across the UK experience an acquired brain injury (ABI), yet too many are discharged from hospital without access…
The proposed social media ban for under-16s needs tight regulations to properly protect children from harmful content, BBK believes. Our Manifesto for Injured People sets…
The advantage of working exclusively for military personnel and their families is that you gain insight and understanding into how the Ministry of Defence operates…
Serious sexual offences committed by members of the Armed Forces can still be prosecuted through the military justice system rather than the civilian courts, despite…
People serving in our Armed Forces should be able to raise concerns knowing they will be treated fairly, impartially and without fear of repercussions. Yet…
It seems almost unbelievable we are still waiting for legislation for e-scooters, and it’s imperative the Government acts without further delay to introduce clear laws…
Where you live can still determine the standard of medical treatment you receive, despite the NHS’s founding principle of equal access to healthcare. Variations in…
Since our last manifesto, we have welcomed several positive developments aimed at making the UK’s roads safer for all users, but more needs to be…
When a coroner issues a Prevention of Future Deaths (PFD) report, it is because they believe action could prevent similar fatalities in the future. These…
Workplace bullying remains a significant issue across the UK, yet unlike discrimination and harassment, it still has no standalone legal definition. As a result, employees…
Every worker has the right to return home safely at the end of the working day. Yet construction and agriculture remain two of the most…
Since our last Manifesto, we have seen the publication of two inquiries into maternal health. Donna Ockenden’s review into 2,500 cases of maternal and neonatal…
Openness, honesty and accountability should be the foundations of every healthcare system. Yet taking the findings of the recent Ockenden and Amos maternity reviews as…
Private healthcare is growing rapidly as NHS waiting lists rise, and nearly one in eight people now have private medical insurance. Many patients assume that…
Each year, about 2,000 service personnel leave the Armed Forces through medical discharge after suffering illness, injury or a mental health condition during their service. …
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