Interviews

LUCY EDWARDS: World Sight Day 2024

Lucy Edwards speaks exclusively to Enable Magazine for World Sight Day 2024 Huge congrats on your recent collaboration with Barbie. How did it feel fronting…


ADHD: Better late than never

ADHD has only been diagnosable in adults since 2008 and is most commonly diagnosed in young boys. Like many girls, Leanne Maskell and Ellie Middleton…


ED JACKSON: Moving Mountains

Over the past seven years, Ed Jackson’s life has changed immeasurably. From a professional rugby career, to being told he’d never walk again, to watching…


MILLY PICKLES: Grateful for my Life

In September 2017, Milly Pickles was electrocuted – an accident that changed her life forever. After multiple surgeries including a below knee amputation, she has…


A Sporting Chance

With a summer of sport underway and Wimbledon and the Paralympics coming up, our Editor Melissa Holmes caught up with two sporting pros at the top of their game 


SIMON MINTY: Empowering Change

Simon Minty works with businesses to advise them on how best to attract and support disabled employees, as well as how to create inclusive workplaces


In a Pickle

If you’re caught between raising your young children and caring for your ageing parents, you’re part of the ‘sandwich generation’. Editor Melissa Holmes finds out more 


The Doctor Will See You Now…

Nearly a quarter of people in the UK have a disability, yet the healthcare system continues to let disabled people down. Kate Stevenson spoke to Dr Hannah Barham-Brown and Disability Rights UK about problems with the NHS and your rights as a disabled person


Paws with a Purpose

From 4 to 10 August every year, we celebrate the incredible and heroic dogs helping people around the world. In honour of International Assistance Dog…


BROOKE-JADE MILLHOUSE: Loud and Proud

Podcast host, advocate and disability activist Brooke-Jade Millhouse speaks to Kate Stevenson about why she’s dedicated to amplifying the voices of disabled people


Lucky Louise

Louise Thompson starred in reality TV show Made in Chelsea for eight years. Since appearing on the programme, she’s won more fans thanks to her honesty in documenting her experiences of birth trauma, living with ulcerative colitis, and having a stoma



Born to Stand Out

Stand Out Socks co-founder Christian shares his business’s mission to empower learning disabled people towards financial independence 


Threads of Change

Even in 2024, disabled people are still underrepresented in mainstream fashion and often unable to wear off-the-rail clothes. Kate Stevenson speaks to two adaptive clothing designers to find out more 


LUCY EDWARDS: How does a Blind Girl…

Award-winning television presenter, author and disability activist Lucy Edwards lost her sight aged 17 due to incontinentia pigmenti. She chats to Enable magazine about her life in front of the lens


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