In touch with best practice, Learning Disability Today magazine offers unbiased, easy to read, and up to date information on housing, employment, research, education and training, health and wellbeing.

The full colour magazine is edited by Janet Snell and features a mixture of articles, news, and research, written by and for people with learning disabilities, and people working within the learning disability field.

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Published in May, June, July/August, September, October, November, December/January, February, March, April

In the November 2008 issue:

Cover story - You can hurry love

Speed dating can help people make friends or find romance

Comment

We've waited a long time for Valuing People Now... it had better be good!

News focus

Partnership boards told they'd better shape up

Take 3

Three people with learning disabilities say whether Valuing People has helped them

Watching brief

Terry Philpot asks why care managers can get it so wrong

Ask an expert

When parents object to sex education

Letters and Web watch

"We need more data on PMLD"

Banking on good decisions

Managing money using the Mental Capacity Act

Rooms with a view

Sharing good practice with Malta

A woman of substance

Vivien Soave on her slog to sort out an individual budget for her sister

The project

Raising awareness in the criminal justice system

Research unpacked

Researching together

The last word

Simon Stevens says don't under estimate people with profound disabilities

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