Disabled blogger Emily Davison tells us about universal design, a term in which a brand or organisation creates a product or service that can benefit all people, no matter their ability or background.
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Ever thought about climbing a mountain or joining a race in your wheelchair but not been quite sure where to start?
Most people using a wheelchair get on great with a good spoked wheel. A spoked wheel is familiar and lightweight. But what if you have aches and pains, especially in your back? need to negotiate cobbles or poor paving? want to get out into the great outdoors more easily? use a power attachment? feel fatigued… Read more
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Stroke survivor, Anna Smith Higgs, shares how she became a burlesque dancing sensation and later secured a regular spot on the West End cabaret circuit.
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We go through all you need to know about the RADAR key scheme – what a RADAR key is, the history of the scheme, who is eligible for a RADAR key, the difference between a real or fake RADAR key and different RADAR key schemes in other countries.
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The Trabasack has had a busy year, with social media and disability influencers tapping out their support for the innovative wheelchair bag and tray in one! We have been proud to support the work of the Special Effect group – a charity devoted to making gaming more accessible for disabled people of all abilities. Special […]
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As part of our short series “Misconceptions about autism”, Sensory Engagement Specialist, Joanna Grace, explores 3 myths about eye contact with autistic people.
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Check out these top 5 tips for planning and preparing for an adventure in your wheelchair, from climbing a mountain to joining a marathon.
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We speak to disabled actor Arthur Hughes about his career starring in The Innocents, Help and Then Barbara Met Alan, plus much more.
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