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Investing in the UK transport network to make it accessible to disabled passengers could boost the economy by £176bn by helping millions more people into work, according to a report…

A panel of disability experts has urged the government to call a halt to all new floating bus stops because ‘dangerous cyclists’ refuse to stop at their zebra crossings, a report…

A disability content creator and campaigner has highlighted how “barriers” in the ticket booking process and limited availability of accessible seating “absolutely affect how often disabled people attend cultural events”.…

Mobility services specialist  WHILL, Inc.has revealed details of a trial of its autonomous service which it says marks another milestone in the expansion of its global autonomous mobility network across…

A pilot project aims to improve access to beaches and the sea for people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, according to the BBC. The Beach Access Project, led by…

A football association has teamed up with an autism charity to create and distribute sensory bags across the local football community. The BBC reported that the Jersey Football Association and…

High kerbs, rough roads, and bumpy pavements have caused councillors challenges while navigating a town in a wheelchair and mobility scooter. The BBC reported that disability campaigners challenged community leaders…

Get Yourself Active and Disability Rights UK have criticised Nike’s recent advertising slogan, “Runners welcome. Walkers tolerated” as ableist and exclusionary. The groups announced on the Get Yourself Active website…

A devoted swimmer who is registered blind is appealing via the BBC for a dedicated chaperone so he can take to open water on a more regular basis. Simon Wilkes,…

Many employers within engineering and technology are said to be struggling to build adequate systems and shape a culture that ensures disabled people have an inclusive workplace experience. The Institution…