Access the Thrill: Theme Park Tips for Disabled People
The UK is home to dozens of theme parks offering fun days out. Accessing attractions can be a challenge for people with disabilities, but parks…
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The World Down Syndrome Congress is coming to Glasgow
For the first time in 32-years, the World Down Syndrome Congress (WDSC) is returning to the UK, and it is set to make its mark…
My Left Right Foot the musical set to outrage at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Birds of Paradise Theatre (BOP), Scotland’s leading disability-led performance company, and the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) are teaming up to co-present My Left…
Public transport: a lifeline full of difficulties for people with disabilities
“Kika’s my first guide dog,” says Amit Patel, who lost his sight a few years ago. “Everyone always says that having a guide dog is…
The importance of taking a break if you’re a carer
Caring can be more of all-encompassing lifestyle choice rather than a job although it’s also hugely rewarding, but as it’s not 9 to 5. You…
Setting new standards in accessible accommodation at Landal Gwel an Mor Resort
Discover an award winning holiday resort by the sea in Cornwall – designed to set new standards in accessible accommodation. Landal Gwel an Mor Resort has…
Accessible Days Out
After the Beast from the East and Storm Emma, it’s no wonder we’re a bit sceptical about blue skies and sunshine. Could this mean that summer is…
Raise a glass: Mark Cooper’s battle for accessibility in Scottish pubs
Mark Cooper was on a night out in 2009 when the seed was sown for his disability access campaign. While his friends had checked…
Disability on the stage: Lung Ha Theatre Company
Lung Ha Theatre Company has been bringing new writing, devised productions and beloved theatre classics to life on the stage since 1984. Working with adults…
Get your sweat on: the best sports to get active
It’s time to shake off winter and get active. Whether you’re a fan of fitba and want to get into a team sport, or prefer…
Let’s talk disability equipment, and how costly it can be
Whether it’s personal mobility equipment, vehicle adaptations, hearing aids, speech recognition software or home monitoring systems, we live in an age where technology is providing…
Best accessible British walks for National Walking Month
This month is National Walking Month, and what better time of year to get outdoors and enjoy some of the best of Britain’s walking trails?…
What happens if you pass away when you’re a carer?
Death is never a concept at the forefront of conversation, and it’s for this reason many people wait too long before getting their personal affairs…
Carer Partners: In sickness and in health
Spending the rest of your life with the person you love is a wonderful adventure. However, when a spouse becomes disabled it can put a strain on…
Google Assistant will soon be able to make phone calls
Technology has really stepped up its game in the last ten years; especially when it comes to aiding the disabled community. Even more so now…