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Are You Listening?
Imagine experiencing sound for the very first time. A new immersive exhibition will rearrange what you think sound is, including...


RNIB Appoints New Vice Chair
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has appointed Sir Jim Harra to take up the roles of Vice Chair of the Board of...


Britain’s Ace Another Doubles Title
Congratulations to Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid who won a sixth successive French Open wheelchair tennis doubles title. The British top...


Northern On Track Again to Assist
Train operator Northern has launched a new service to provide information and guidance for anyone who needs a helping hand when...


Live to Your Living Room
Settle back and relax in the comfort of your own living room for a live music gig. Â Live to Your Living Room welcomes the Godfather of...


Get Set and Ready to Go
There’s just one month to go until Parallel Windsor 2025.  Enter now to run, walk, wander, push or pull along Windsor Great Park’s...


ParalympicsGB’s Athletes Reunite
British Paralympians from across the generations have celebrated and recognised their place in the team’s rich history at a ParalympicsGB...


Camping with Complex Needs Charity Heads North
Camp Jojo is to open a second camp site for families of children with complex and life-limiting needs to enjoy unforgettable, fully...


Visually Impaired Encouraged to take the Plunge
A ground breaking project is supporting visually impaired people to enjoy the mental and physical benefits of open water swimming by...


Wheelchair Tennis Brits Compete on Court
Great Britain’s Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid (pictured above) will face each other in the second round of the French Open wheelchair...


Relay Your Way Underway
A youngster with a love of horse riding and swimming became the first child to pass the baton from the start line in Glasgow to kickstart...


Design and Disability
A ground-breaking new exhibition is to showcase the radical contributions of Disabled, Deaf, and neurodivergent people to contemporary...


Board Game Helping Autistic People Open Up
A board game in which players use images on cards could enable autistic people to create stories about their condition. Research...


An Inclusive Welcome to Comic Con
Inclusive comic conventions for people with disabilities are taking place throughout the UK. Inspired by her own experiences of attending...


Support for MND Association Charity
The British Parking Association (BPA) has announced that the Motor Neurone Disease Association is to be its new official charity partner....


Northern’s Key to Improving Accessible Travel
Customers travelling with train operator Northern can now ask members of staff for a Radar key if they need it to use an accessible...


RNIB Wins Coveted Quality Standard
The Royal National Institute of Blind People's (RNIB) flagship support service for people with eye conditions and sight loss has been...


Barriers for Disabled People in Heritage Sector Revealed
New research commissioned by Historic England has revealed significant barriers facing disabled people working in and visiting heritage...


Mission: Impossible – Accessible Screenings
Tom Cruise reprises his role as Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning (12A), the thrilling eight instalment of this...


Voi signs SLC E-bike Charter
Blind and partially sighted Sight Loss Council (SLC) members from London SLCs  have secured Voi  as the third e-bike operator to sign...

