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The annual Cerebral Palsy Scotland Conference was held in October, bringing together different organisations that support people with cerebral palsy. …
The annual Cerebral Palsy Scotland Conference was held in October, bringing together different organisations that support people with cerebral palsy. …
Fans of the BBC TV show Dragons’ Den will definitely remember the successful pitch by Standout Socks – and in particular, their charismatic employee, …
With a general election likely this year, Shadow Minister for Disabled People Vicky Foxcroft MP, emphasises the importance of “working with disabled p…
With the general election fast approaching and amid the campaign buzz, it’s important to keep sight of what matters to you. “Vote for a party that wil…
Jenny Sealey has been the artistic director of the Graeae Theatre Company since 1997 and pioneer of theatrical practice regarding inclusion, and been …
Interview - Gareth Ceidiog Hughes Humans are often described as creatures of habit, though as a species, we are far from unique in this regard.…
As we move towards the Paris Paralympic Games in 2024, Able Magazine speaks with former Paralympian and recently appointed Chief Executive of the Brit…
Zak Ford-Williams is taking on the challenging role of Joseph Merrick this autumn in ‘The Real and Imagined History of the Elephant Man’. The tour sta…
Award-winning actor and activist, Tommy Jessop, has just released his autobiography. He took time out to talk about his incredible career (so far…
Supporting Burns Rehabilitation Campaigner and television presenter, Katie Piper, visited staff and patients at the ‘Katie Piper Foundation Rehabil…
The NUS Disabled Students’ Conference was held a few weeks ago in Manchester. Maddy Kirkman was voted in as NUS UK Disabled Students’ Officer. Congrat…