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Businesses urged to help dyslexics win the war against emails
-A dyslexic entrepreneur is seeking the help of businesses and employees as he works to develop an assistive tool which…
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Blind woman wins government commitment over shielding advice
-A blind woman who was sent a shielding letter she could not read told the BBC she has won “promising”…
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RNIB offering giveaways to mark World Book Day
-The RNIB is marking World Book Day by launching a campaign to give every child and young person a book…
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RNIB calls for action on safety after death of rail user
-The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) said all railway stations should have tactile surface strips following the death…
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Engineer gets to grips with robotic glove
-An engineer whose aunt has multiple sclerosis has used his skills to design a robotic glove which will help her…
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Survey presents opportunity for us all to improve accessibility
-A major survey launched by the government is aimed at ensuring an inclusive approach to its levelling-up agenda. The study,…
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Use those emojis wisely
-An American digital marketing expert has used her Linked In presence to highlight the issues that can arise when technologies…
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PM promises action over sign language shortcomings
-The Prime Minister promised to act to increase the use of sign language in Downing Street press briefings after being…
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BBC study highlights “shocking disparity” of blue badge scheme
-People with non-visible disabilities such as autism or Parkinson’s disease face a “shocking disparity” when applying for a blue badge…
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Spy chief issues social media call to recruit disabled people
-Britain’s new spy chief has revealed on social media that he wants disabled people to join MI6. Richard Moore said…
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