Bringing history to life with artist Jason Wilsher-Mills
Disabled artist Jason Wilsher-Mills is bringing his art to life using augmented reality while breaking down barriers for the disabled community.
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The company making beauty accessible to all
We all struggle to apply mascara without poking ourselves in the eye, or even lipstick. And don’t even get us started on winged eyeliner. Grace Beauty is a new beauty company, striving to ensure make up is accessible to all.
MND and 24 year-old me
Lucy Lintott is a charismatic, funny young woman. At the age of 19 years old, Lucy’s life took a turn that nobody expected: she received a diagnosis of motor neurone disease (MND). As the youngest person in Scotland to live with the condition, this is Lucy’s fight.
Team BRIT launch UK’s first disabled race academy with Nicolas Hamilton
The UK’s first racing academy for disabled drivers has been launched by Team Brit, with the support of British racing driver, Nicolas Hamilton.
Highlighting Dysphagia on Swallowing Awareness Day
Today (13 March) is Swallowing Awareness Day, an opportunity to shed light on dysphagia and who is affected by the condition.
Spring Statement: How are people reacting to Hammond?
Today (13 March), Chancellor of the Exchequer Phillip Hammond delivered his Spring Statement in the Houses of Parliament.
What is Disabled Access Day?
A bi-annual event, Disabled Access Day (DAD) is back for 2019 with the vision of celebrating accessibility across the disabled community. From humble beginnings, DAD is breaking down barriers.
Show your style with LIMB-art
LIMB-art is a British design and manufacturing company dedicated to producing the world’s coolest prosthetic leg covers.
Balance for better on International Women’s Day 2019
Worldwide people are coming together to celebrate balance during today’s (8 March) International Women’s Day festivities.
Get stylish with Kinetic Balance, premium wheelchair clothing and apparel
Designed with style, produced to perform. Kinetic balance sets a new standard for active, fashionable wheelchair users.
Breaking barriers with Barbie
For six decades Barbie has been idolised by children around the world. Now, the iconic doll is getting an inclusive upgrade.
Charities respond to Amber Rudd’s U-turn on disability benefits
Today (5 March) Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Amber Rudd announced the overhaul of Personal Independence Payments (PIP) during a speech at Scope headquarters in London.
Everything you need to know about stroke
Actor Luke Perry died yesterday (4 March), after experiencing a stroke last week. In light of the sad news, what are the symptoms to look…
Reducing mental health stigma in the wake of Keith Flint’s death
The Prodigy front man passed away early Monday (4 March) morning with his bandmate later confirming he died by suicide.
Take the worry out of going out with the AccessAble app
Read through thousands of access guides on the app which aims to transform the quality and availability of accessibility information.