We’re thrilled to share our first poem from Cecilia Knapp, City Bridge Foundation’s new poet-in-residence. ‘O Southwark Bridge’ celebrates the quietest of our five bridges – the one that’s used by pedestrians and cyclists in the know – seeking a quick, quiet route into and from

Walthamstow making me proud tonight.

Not sure if I love or hate this.

A coalition of disabled people's charities and passenger organisations have written to the Prime Minister, urging him to take four simple steps to make UK transport systems more accessible. Find out what they are, and read the letter in full transportforall.org.uk/news/charities…

every woman watching a man’s single brain cell fighting for its life

It was a privilege to speak at the 40th anniversary of the Microscope Ball, a great event that raised over half a million pounds in one night. My thanks to all who attended and gave so generously in support of Muscular Dystrophy UK. Don’t ask about the dancing stormtroopers 😅

As Karen Atkinson steps away from her role of Finance Director at City Bridge Foundation, she looks back at 25 years in the charitable sector – reflecting on what’s changed, and what lies ahead. In this short article for Civil Society, Karen touches on diversity, collaboration

Very sad to hear about Phil Lesh passing away today. Some of it's a bit hazy, but I've got many fond memories of listening to the Grateful Dead with Sarutobi Sasuke🥷 and his dad.

until the day I die I will never understand why he was even still allowed to run after this

Oh America, I’m pretty sure it’s not ideal to pick one of the worst people from your country to also be the President of your country. Surely these should be different people, no?

City Bridge Foundation is recruiting for a Director of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion. If you are a visionary leader with a commitment to making London a fairer and more equitable city, we want to hear from you. Our charity is over 900 years old, with a primary aim of maintaining

I look forward to seeing if “intense lobbying” from disabled people will stop Labour cutting benefits.

Keir Starmer is determined to push ahead with cutting people's disability benefits, after months of extensive government research shows its much easier to take money off them than millionaires or big business

Keir Starmer plays: SMASH or PASS: Economy Edition 💰✂️💔 #keirstarmer

One of the greatest own goals ever scored.