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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…

The founders of a company which promises to help brands design neuro-inclusive retail experiences and workplaces have shared their insight with Vogue Business. Husband and wife Olly and Amelia Markeson…

An 18-year-old woman who was escorted out of a nightclub after she was told her wheelchair was a safety risk has described the ordeal as "embarrassing and infuriating". Maddie Haining,…

Science, technology and innovation news website New Atlas has reported how guide dogs are going robotic and have even added conversation to their array of skills. The website said the…

Five Tube stations that were initially rejected for step-free access have been given a “second chance” to be upgraded, according to a report in The Standard. The paper reported that Transport for…

A mum whose five-year-old deafblind son has made his acting debut in EastEnders told the BBC of her pride, and of her hope that it will "break down barriers" for…

Neurodiversity should now be treated as a core component of workplace value, according to a construction industry expert. Melani King of ADP Consulting used a comment piece on Building, an…

Disabled staff in UK universities are delivering the message that inclusion is still too often an aspiration rather than a lived reality. The higher education website WONKHE reported that early…