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…
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Mind your Brain
Think dementia only happens when you’re old? Think again. Editor Melissa Holmes speaks to someone living with young onset dementia, and asks: how can we…
Dress to Impress
For millions of disabled people, getting dressed often means choosing between style and practicality – a compromise Kaci Horseman believes shouldn’t exist Ayuna Berbidaeva and…
We Value your Opinion
Columnist Tim Rushby-Smith reflects on the pitfalls of provision and cons of customer service when you’re a disabled tourist Ah, the customer satisfaction survey. It’s…
A Voice for Change
As the voices of the future, the more young disabled people who get into politics, the louder our voices are heard. Scottish Youth Parliament’s Gianni…
In the Driver’s Seat
As the first disabled driver to compete in the British Touring Car Championship, Nicolas Hamilton is carving out a bright career in motorsport. He chatted…
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…