SCOTLAND’S TAY COUNTRY: CONNECTED, WELCOMING AND ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL
Scotland’s Tay Country – covering Fife, Dundee, Angus and Perthshire – has been working in partnership with VisitScotland and AccessAble on a new accessible tourism…
WIN NOISE-CANCELLING SONY HEADPHONES
This issue, one lucky Enable reader will win a pair of noise cancelling headphones Some days, all you want is peace and quiet, or the chance to listen to your favorite music, audiobook or podcast with no distractions. Whether you’re out for a walk or roll, in the gym, or simply relaxing at home, these...
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Volunteering: Why we should be more 'dugnad'
Enable reader Nadia Bousseau shares her feelings on the importance of volunteering ‘Dugnad’ is a beautiful Norwegian word, meaning voluntary work done together with other people. After all, volunteering was never meant to be done on an individual level, but as part of a collective. It’s for everyone, so it should never be anything less...
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The Lost Years
Emma Stewart spent more than a decade being told her pain was normal. When doctors finally operated, they discovered extensive endometriosis. Her experience highlights a healthcare system that’s still failing thousands of women “I’m not leaving until you put me on the list.” Those were the words of Emma Stewart as she sat in a...
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Single and Satisfied
Columnist Samantha Renke shares her thoughts on dating as a disabled person It’s ok to be Disabled and single – here’s why. At the start of my writing career, it seemed all anyone wanted from me was articles about dating. Back then, I’d eagerly oblige. Truth be told, my dating pool was shallow… think toddler’s...
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TAY-GETHER FOR ACCESSIBLE TOURISM
Scotland is known for being a friendly and welcoming destination. Scotland’s Tay Country has been working in partnership with VisitScotland to showcase the region’s accessibility….
WIN NOISE-CANCELLING SONY HEADPHONES
This issue, one lucky Enable reader will win a pair of noise cancelling headphones Some days, all you want is peace and quiet, or the…
Volunteering: Why we should be more ‘dugnad’
Enable reader Nadia Bousseau shares her feelings on the importance of volunteering ‘Dugnad’ is a beautiful Norwegian word, meaning voluntary work done together with other…
The Lost Years
Emma Stewart spent more than a decade being told her pain was normal. When doctors finally operated, they discovered extensive endometriosis. Her experience highlights a…
Single and Satisfied
Columnist Samantha Renke shares her thoughts on dating as a disabled person It’s ok to be Disabled and single – here’s why. At the start…
Not Slowing Down
Getting active has benefits way beyond your physical and mental health – it can also help you age well. We learn more We often associate…
News
SCOTLAND’S TAY COUNTRY: CONNECTED, WELCOMING AND ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL
Scotland’s Tay Country – covering Fife, Dundee, Angus and Perthshire – has been working in partnership with VisitScotland and AccessAble on a new accessible tourism…
Hoe Grange Holidays wins fourth national Gold for accessible tourism
A family-run holiday business in the Peak District has won England’s top tourism honour for accessibility, recognising an approach that helps a wide range of…
Motoring
David Smith OBE takes delivery of his third Sirus Drive From Wheelchair car
We hear from David Smith OBE, who has been a Sirus customer since 2011. He tells us about his Drive From Wheelchair vehicle from Sirus…
Sirus Automotive: Ford Connect
The latest Ford Connect from Sirus Automotive includes space for six people, a range of enhanced safety features and boasts spacious interior and headroom making it the ideal rear passenger wheelchair accessible vehicle. Take a closer look at what makes the rear passenger Ford WAV stand out
