Accessible summer days out in the UK
As the weather improves and the elusive sunshine comes out, many people start to think about day-tripping and making the most of the summer. By Mich…
As the weather improves and the elusive sunshine comes out, many people start to think about day-tripping and making the most of the summer. By Mich…
Thirteen proved a lucky number last week as the British Paralympic Association (BPA) announced the first wave of track and field athletes who will comp…
A cool, sporty accessory and fitness tool for cross country and urban environments. The Urban Hiking Pole is height adjustable and therefore has the ca…
Regular readers will already know that every issue of Able Magazine comes complete with more chances to win competitions for great prizes and scoop gre…
We’ve all seen and been amazed by the accomplishments of our outstanding athletes over the past year or so, and now LimbPower have decided that there s…
Where: House of Sport, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ – next to Cardiff City Football Club When: 9.30am to 4.30pm, Thursday 7th July 2016 Price: Free What: Kidz …
The soft-touch oval handle feels great in the hand and allows users to really lean into it. Again, the cane folds neatly into three tubular pieces via …
Travel insurance might now be universally regarded as a necessity for anyone going on holiday, but it’s a sad fact that many disabled tourists can stil…
National digital inclusion charity AbilityNet is running a series of technology Practitioner Days in centres around the UK.
The Ear Foundation has created a major innovation in the field of hearing loss, SoundSpace Online, the only website of its kind which brings together a…
1 in 3 young people with a learning disability spend less than 1 hour a day outside homes.
Due to a lack of representation in the industry, this year the scheme is targeted at people with disabilities and those from BAME backgrounds.
It is estimated that over 300,000 people with dual sensory loss are currently prevented from accessing physical activity essential to their physical, mental and emotional wellbeing
Leonard Cheshire Disability is to present to a United Nations audience the charity’s ideas on how more employment opportunities for disabled people can be created in the developing world.
Care professionals have been accessing free seminars, workshops and the latest products and services at Care Roadshow events across the UK this year.
Countdown for the closing of nominations begins as submissions flood in for the final voting stages of The UK's Largest Diversity Awards.
A new animated film narrated by the star of the BBC drama In The Flesh highlights the issue of the bullying of disabled children and young people.
Sense, the national deafblind charity, has warned of the urgent need for investment in SEND education, following a damning report by The Key which high…
Shooting Star Chase Vice President Simon Cowell, along with his partner Lauren Silverman, led a host of stars in treating sick children and their famil…
Day will include signing and braille introduction, arts and craft displays and 4 km sensory walk
Some 200 guests raised over £63,000 at a Wizard of Oz-themed ‘Over the Rainbow’ dinner on behalf of The London Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy on Thursday 19 May.
The Pride Festival takes place from 10-26 June, with our main weekend on 25-26 June. They want to make Pride in London accessible for everyone and work…
Eikon Exhibition Centre hosts extensive display of vehicles for disabled people
Online insurance provider Surewise.com have recently announced the move of their Mobility Scooter Insurance book to SAGIC, the insurance division of th…
Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle specialists Brotherwood recently enjoyed a busy VIP launch event and WAV showcase weekend at the prestigious Haynes International Motor Museum in Sparkford