Marsham Court Hotel Bournemouth Triumphs at the Visit England Awards
The hotel won the SILVER Award at the prestigious event The Marsham Court Hotel, Bournemouth is proud to announce that it was recently awarded a…
The hotel won the SILVER Award at the prestigious event The Marsham Court Hotel, Bournemouth is proud to announce that it was recently awarded a…
World Down Syndrome Day takes place on 21 March, offering the opportunity to celebrate the lives and contributions of people with Down’s syndrome. This year,…
Disabled adults are twice as likely to be inactive compared to non-disabled adults. In an exclusive interview with Enable, Adele Roberts and Richard Whitehead MBE…
Whatever your age or disability, finding love can be full of ups and downs. Disabled people share their stories about the world of dating apps,…
With stylish, perfectly fitted garments, DEWEY – an inclusive fashion brand for people five feet and under – is changing the game for extra petite…
In celebration of the International Day of People with Disabilities 2024 on 3 December, we spoke to changemakers in the community to find out what…
Facial differences are scars, marks, or conditions that change the structure or look of someone’s face. They can be acquired during your lifetime, or something…
Applications for the next series of The Great British Bake Off are NOW OPEN! Enable Magazine is thrilled to share that The Great British Bake…
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland announces the return of Winter Wishes, a free and accessible experience for charities, hospitals, and underserved schools Hyde Park Winter Wonderland…
A brand-new production of Shakespeare’s eternal love story is coming to Shakespeare North Playhouse
Living with ADHD has its challenges. How do issues like motivation, impulsive behaviour, and problems with concentration play out in a relationship? And how can neurotypical people best support their neurodivergent partners?
Featuring Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Free Off-Peak Sessions, New Access Card Scheme, and more
How accessible are Edinburgh’s festivals, from Edinburgh International Festival to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe?
It’s Tourette’s Awareness Month this June – we spoke to two people with a diagnosis to find out more about living with the neurological condition and helping increase acceptance
Fancy a new outfit? How about meeting up for a meal? Imagine simply hopping on a bus to town, or going to a restaurant without researching access first… Disabled peoples’ ability to access the highstreet continues to be an issue. We find out more