BBC is marking the 25th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act with a range of content across television, radio and online.
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In the last year or so, my local Argos store revamped its shop and became more technology friendly, but it’s a shame it did not consider its disabled customers and the issue of accessibility. Many high street stores have been attacked for their lack of access as many don’t have ramps, induction loops or even …
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Good wheelchair skills have many benefits. However, how do they solve a problem? Problem-solving is the process of overcoming obstacles to achieve a goal. Problem Solved. Good wheelchair skills solve a …
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If you’re always frustrated by the difficulties of going out with a disability because of inaccessibility, check out the AccessAble app or website. They’re FREE and list accessibility information for places across the UK.
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This is an updated post from our archives. The Brighton Fringe Festival is an annual open-access arts festival in Brighton, UK, celebrating a diverse range of performances and events. In 2017, students from St. John’s School and College, a special educational needs institution, presented The Jumblies Project—a sensory theatre experience based on Edward Lear’s poem …
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Disabled actor David Proud, who became known for playing a disabled character in Eastenders, talks to us about moving from acting to becoming a director and creating a short film about disabled actors.
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Martyn Sibley is the kind of person who never backs down from a challenge. Joining forces with the National Trust, he’s making waves in showing just how accessible the great outdoors can be. He’s set to tackle one of three thrilling activities to shine a light on the possibilities that await. And the best bit? …
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Thinking of heading off for a city break this coming May bank holiday? Have you considered Cologne in Germany? We here from seasoned traveller Tom, who has Cerebral Palsy, about his frequent visits to Cologne – a compact city with many shopping opportunities, beautiful cathedrals and a chocolate museum. I have been to Cologne four …
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It’s estimated that the ‘Purple Pound’ – the spending power of disabled people and their families – equates to about £249 billion a year. Some businesses deliver great service for disabled customers and employees, but others are still far behind. To encourage inclusivity, Business Disability Forum wants to celebrate the best businesses and organisations that …
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With the coronavirus vaccine programme in full swing, we ask disabled people and carer’s their thoughts and experiences of accessing the Covid-19 vaccine.
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