The Energy Within starring Champion Paralympian Stefanie Reid is here!
The Energy Within is an inspiring short film about a para-athlete who finds the courage to follow her seemingly impossible dream. Set on the red tarmac…
The Energy Within is an inspiring short film about a para-athlete who finds the courage to follow her seemingly impossible dream. Set on the red tarmac…
Louise Sugden will be heading to Australia to compete in the Gold Coast Commonwealth games, due to commence on the 4th April. Louise will be competing …
Para badminton is competitively played by players with a range of physical disabilities split into six categories and a separate system for those with …
With the action now come to a close and the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games officially the most successful in ParalympicsGB’s history with a g…
Menna Fitzpatrick and Jennifer Kehoe have become Paralympic slalom champions and Great Britain’s most decorated Paralympic winter athletes of all time.…
Scott Meenagh is excited for the future after he put in a display that bodes well in the men’s 15km biathlon sitting at PyeongChang 2018. In his fin…
If ever there was an example of Team Neilson’s determination then it came at the start of the seventh end of their clash with the USA on day five of th…
Menna Fitzpatrick revealed a unique way of coping with the pressure after winning women’s VI super-combined silver at PyeongChang 2018 with guide Jenni…
Day three at PyeongChang 2018 saw Great Britain’s wheelchair curlers start with a seven-end 6-1 victory over Sweden before beating reigning champions C…
The 28-year-old, James Barnes-Miller has became Britain’s first-ever Para snowboarder to compete at the Paralympic Games when he launched out of the ga…
Millie Knight on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games along with Brett Wild sealed a double by adding super-G silver to yesterday’s …
Para snowboarder Owen Pick will have the honour of carrying the flag for ParalympicsGB when the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Games begin on Friday. P…
Double World Champion wheelchair racer and Scottish Sports Personality of the Year 2017, Sammi Kinghorn, is currently preparing for her biggest challen…
After a nasty crash in Monday night’s T54 800m final, Richard Chiassaro returned with a creditable fourth place finish in this evening’s T54 200m final…
Jonnie Peacock reclaimed his T44 100m world title in magnificent style on the third day of the World Para Athletics Championships. Arguably the…
British para athletes waltz off with 10 medals on day two of the World Para Athletics Championships. The British Athletics para team carried on from…
To celebrate the World Para Athletics Championships we spoke with a few of the athletes aiming to light up London 2017. Stef Reid Stef Reid goes…
The second Sporting Chance Awards, held by the Lord’s Taverners, the UK’s leading youth cricket and disability sports charity, took place at Guildhall today (21 October). Exciting read for more information:)!!
The 2016 Rio Paralympic Games closed last night in a ceremony that celebrated the spirit of the hosts as well as the athletes.
Whilst the Games has produced many moments of joy, including plenty from yesterday, the news of the death of Iranian cyclist, Bahman Golbarnezhad, casts something of a shadow over the last few hours of competition.
In another incredible all-round performance the British team reached an impressive total of 126 medals.
Sir Philip Craven, MBE is a British sports administrator and former athlete. As the President of the International Paralympic Committee, he has a unique insight into the running of the Paralympic Games.
Sophie Christiansen and Natasha Baker defended their 2012 Paralympic titles in the dressage competition.
ParalympicsGB have passed their London 2012 total with gold medals on day seven on the track, in the pool and in the velodrome, making them the most su…
Another six golds overnight in Rio means that ParalympicsGB remain second in the medal table and just one gold away from being crowned as the greatest British Paralympic team ever.