Channel 4 secures the UK rights to broadcast the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
UK broadcaster Channel 4 continues their longstanding commitment to Paralympic sport, securing rights to air the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Read MoreDisability overseas
Making MS Connections on World MS Day 2020
OPINION: Coming to terms with self-isolating
Tokyo Summer 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games postponed
Disability worldwide this International Day of Persons with Disabilities
A new drug has been introduced that could slow the effects of Alzheimer’s
Company joins forces with Barbie to create colourful wheelchair wheel covers
Scottish university granted £900,000 for Crohn’s disease research
Youtuber’s ‘How to install a homelift’ video goes viral with over four million views
Pushing for Progress
The rise in disability visibility on a global scale is something to be celebrated, but that’s not to say there isn’t still a long way to go. Campaigns around the world are going the extra mile, ensuring disabled people get the representation they deserve.
On the summer slopes with Paralympian James Barnes-Miller and Chilly Powder
With rolling hills and stunning landscapes, the French Alps may not be synonymous with summer. However, with state-of-the-art accessible accommodation from Chilly Powder, the Alpes are set to become the must-visit destination for the summer months.
On holiday: European escapes
Summer has almost arrived, which means it’s nearly holiday time. The perfect summer vacation doesn’t have to break the bank, we look at some of Europe’s most exciting, accessible and affordable destinations.
European Elections: everything you need to know
On Thursday (23 May), across the UK people went out to cast their votes in the European Elections. As the results sink in, what does this mean for us now?
Flying high: Virgin Atlantic to offer support for hidden disabilities
Airline, Virgin Atlantic has announced a new support system to aid passengers with hidden disabilities.
Accessibility in the air: Come fly with me
Spreading your wings and travelling to far off lands has never been more accessible. Now, even more airports are banding together to promote inclusive travel so disabled adventurers can experience the wonders of air travel.