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Outdoor Airtime Support for UK Deaf Sport and DeaflympicsGB
Building on its long-term association with the Olympic movement, UK Deaf Sport and DeaflympicsGB has announced an official new...


Oxford’s Story Museum Celebrates Inclusivity with Access Friendly Day
The Story Museum in Oxford is set to break new ground with a free Access Friendly Day on Saturday, March 16. Crafted for families with...


RNIB Welcomes Sir Michael Morpurgo to World Book Day Event
One of Britain’s best loved children’s authors will meet up to 40 families of children with a vision impairment this week in an exclusive...


Visually Impaired Artists present New Audio Drama
A gripping new audio drama examining the subtle and insidious effect of domestic abuse on the blind and visually impaired (VI) community...


Audio Described World Premiere of Closure
Henry and Libby have not seen their eldest daughter in months, so when the family receive an invitation to dinner they’re thrilled. But...


Feel the Music with National Open Youth Orchestra
The world’s first disabled-led national youth ensemble has announced a four- date concert tour. National Open Youth Orchestra (NOYO) will...


Captioned Screening of BAFTA Nominated All of Us Strangers
There will be a Captioned Screening - text description of significant sound effects as well as dialogue - of All of Us Strangers (15) at...


High Sheriff On-Hand to Present Awards
Charity volunteers from Menphys have been presented with awards in recognition of their dedication to helping children and young people...


Accessible Copies of World Book Day Titles Available from RNIB
Children across the UK will be exploring the wonderful world of reading next week on World Book Day®. And the Royal National Institute of...


It’s Just Fair Play
A new inclusive and accessible playground is setting the standard for inclusivity across the UK by enabling people of all ages and...


Relaxed Screening of Oska Bright Film Festival Highlights
A pick n mix of some of the highlights from this year’s Oska Bright Film Festival will be screened at London’s Barbican. With less than...


Cast’s Creative Audio Description a First for RSC
The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) serves up an energetic, compelling production of The Bard’s most popular and beloved comedies, A...


Dazzling Reviews for Almeida’s Staging of Shakespeare Tragedy
Following her Olivier Award-nominated The Tragedy of Macbeth, Yael Farber has returned to London’s Almeida Theatre to direct...


Prize Money Parity for Wheelchair Racers at London Marathon
Wheelchair athletes in the TCS London Marathon will be awarded equal prize money to the non-disabled athletes for the first time since...


Air Traffic Controllers to Take a 3000 miles Motorcycle Road Trip
A team of Air Traffic Controllers is to embark on a 3000-mile motorcycle ride from Aberdeen to Gibraltar to raise money for Aerobility...


Learning Maths in a Minecraft World
Maths lessons have been given an engaging and relevant twist, thanks to a specialist college’s personalised new online Minecraft world....


Wheelchair Bound Pair Gear Up for Record Breaking Mountain Climb
Two disability advocates are aiming to set a world record for the fastest climb up Mount Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in a powered wheelchair....


HMRC Offers Youngsters with SEN and Autism a Career Path
Five neurodiverse young people will take their first step onto the career ladder through an HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) supported...


Artwork by Talented Teenage Artist Hannah Evans on Show
The latest exhibition of art by disabled teenager Hannah Evans opens on Friday (February 23) in Scotland. Hannah, who has been creating...


LSO Presents Relaxed Chamber Music Concert
The London Symphony Orchestra’s latest relaxed concert will take place on Friday (February 23). This bite-size, informal concert at LSO...