New true crime thriller from Nell Pattison features disabled and D/deaf characters
New true crime thriller from Nell Pattison, Silent Night, features disabled and D/deaf characters, which also shines a spotlight on the D/deaf community.
New true crime thriller from Nell Pattison, Silent Night, features disabled and D/deaf characters, which also shines a spotlight on the D/deaf community.
Two charities have teamed up to launch a counselling service for children and young people affected by motor neurone disease (MND).
Ten disability charities have called on the UK Government to improve the accessibility of coronavirus information as many people are being left behind.
Over 11,000 people have signed an open letter to the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, calling on him to use his upcoming Spending Review to protect autistic people.
Rugby legend Doddie speaks exclusively to Lorne Gillies about his foundation, new trials, The Dodcast and finding a cure for motor neuron disease.
England will enter a new nationwide lockdown to help curb the transmission of the coronavirus. There is help available to tackle isolation and loneliness.
The BBC is set to raise awareness of disability throughout November with a series of dramas, documentaries, news packages and discussions.
Research by Leonard Cheshire has revealed that disabled people have been plunged into crisis by the COVID-19 employment landscape.
easyTravelseat undertook an aviation survey to hear what people had to say about their key concerns with flying during COVID-19.
At Uccello, the company make people’s lives easier by designing and manufacturing stylish and innovative assistive products.
The first accessible pregnancy test prototype has been unveiled by the RNIB to help blind and visually impaired women know their results privately.
KNew YouTube series, Mission: Accessible sees comedian Rosie Jones and pals travel around the UK helping disabled people have an accessible staycation.
It’s time to release your inner superhero at this year’s Winter Wonderwheels event, set to take place between 5 November and 6 December.
Three dogs, unsuitable to be guide dogs for the blind, have been donated by charity Guide Dogs to see if dogs can be used to detect coronavirus in people.
The Turned Out report by RNIB shows one in 10 blind voters and could vote independently and in secret in the last General Election.