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Jersey’s only fully accessible hotel, Maison des Landes, is offering Enable readers the chance to win a four-night stay for two people
Jersey’s only fully accessible hotel, Maison des Landes, is offering Enable readers the chance to win a four-night stay for two people
Disability advocate, entrepreneur, TV personality and the UK’s most influential disabled person Dr Shani Dhanda chats exclusively with Enable magazine
To bring a bit of new year cheer, we’ve compiled a list of the best free and accessible days out to enjoy across the UK
In the latest instalment of her new column, Samantha Renke discusses the power of slowing down in the new year. I’m not one for New…
With NHS England pledging to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040, we ask: how accessible are screening programmes for disabled women and people with a cervix?
To celebrate the start of 2024, we share some of our favourite contributors from the last year alongside important figures in the disability community to…
Increase your independence in 2024 with our new exciting competition. We are giving Enable readers the chance to win their very own Amazon Echo Show…
Steve Ingham, former CEO of PageGroup, has become the new chair of Business Disability Forum (BDF). He will take over from BDF’s current chair, Steve Miller, after stepping…
In her first of a new, regular column, Samantha Renke explores the power of new beginnings
Learning to drive allows disabled individuals to become more independent and adds flexibility to their lives.
Purple Tuesday is helping organisations to make their customer services and digital platforms accessible as the way we shop changes due to the pandemic.
Scope has warned that millions of disabled people could be blocked from accessing essential online services due to poor website accessibility.
Israeli start-up accessiBe is working towards their final goal of making all corners of the internet accessible by 2025, beneficial during the age of COVID.
No Labels No Walls + We Are One Festival 2020 festival has arrived to break down barriers, and is the culmination of collaboration in the time of COVID-19.
For the first time in Academy Awards history, movies will have to meet inclusion standards in order to content for best picture at the Oscars.