Disabled aviation charity Aerobility is seeking new trustees to join the team and shape the organisation’s future development. The...

A relaxing trip to the theatre starts before the show does. While Standing at the Sky’s Edge is an amazing ensemble piece of theatre (of...

A new sports documentary following the athletes, coaches and volunteers of Special Olympics Great Britain has been released globally by...

New courses have been launched to help swimming and tennis coaches play their role in boosting the number of blind and partially sighted...

A survey on the challenges faced by neurodiverse people in the workplace shows half of those who took part were off work last year due to...

Twenty years on from the end of their BBC Radio 1 show, Mark Radcliffe and Marc Riley are to reunite for a one off accessible live show....

A photography exhibition that invites blind, partially sighted and sighted visitors to experience photography in a new, accessible and...

A Coventry University PhD student hopes her research into suicide among autistic people will help save lives after her study was included...

An attempt to hold the largest disability exercise class ever held in the UK will take place at Naidex. With just one week to go until...

Disabled Londoners will get a kickstart to a career in inclusive design and access-related roles thanks to a £303,000 funding boost. The...

There will be a Captioned Screening - text description of significant sound effects as well as dialogue – of Dune: Part Two at London’s...

Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) has called for a Parliamentary Inquiry into the inadequate and dangerous state of bowel care for those...

A remixed tale of the star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet is being staged at one of the leading venues for children’s theatre in the UK....

Popular television presenter Ade Adepitan is probably the last person you would reckon on bumping into on a holiday in Spain. But the...

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

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...

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...

A gripping new audio drama examining the subtle and insidious effect of domestic abuse on the blind and visually impaired (VI) community...

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

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