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Wheelchair rugby league reaching new audience
November 18, 2022
Ian Streets
Organisers of the Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) have hailed the success of the tournament after taking the decision to play the women’s and the wheelchair competitions alongside the men’s…
Read moreJess qualifies as first back and blind barrister
November 7, 2022
Ian Streets
A woman says she has smashed through a “triple-glazed glass ceiling” to become the UK’s first black and blind barrister. Jessikah Inaba, 23, qualified recently after studying for five years…
Read moreInclusive cheerleading team flying the flag for England
October 28, 2022
Ian Streets
A disability-inclusive cheerleading team has been chosen to represent England in the world championships. The BBC reported that Phoenix Allstars Cheerleaders, based in Bristol, will be heading to the USA…
Read moreHospital removes “confusing” parking signs
October 20, 2022
Ian Streets
A hospital in Hertfordshire has removed signs which stated anyone could use disabled parking bays. The BBC reported that the signs, which said the bays were for "general usage" if…
Read moreRNIB campaigns to see the person not the sight loss
October 10, 2022
Ian Streets
The RNIB has launched its biggest ever advertising campaign as part of its drive to help people see sight loss differently. The charity wants to show people how their actions…
Read moreCheers as charity team puts brewery back to work
October 3, 2022
Ian Streets
A charity that aims to provide "real and meaningful" work opportunities for disabled people is toasting the success of its latest project after buying a brewery out of liquidation. Tapestry…
Read moreBuddy scheme in plea for more volunteers
September 23, 2022
Ian Streets
Organisers of a scheme which helps people who have learning disabilities to enjoy a social life are appealing for more volunteers. Gig Buddies Cymru brings people together with volunteer companions…
Read moreSchoolboy will be the voice of autistic character in top TV show
September 16, 2022
Ian Streets
Top children’s TV show Thomas the Tank Engine is to get its first autistic character in the latest move to diversify on-screen representation, according to the Guardian. The paper reported…
Read moreHire operator pledges to act to clear e-bike obstructions
September 12, 2022
Ian Streets
Operators of a rental system for e-bikes in central London say they will act to encourage users to park safely after criticism from The National Federation of the Blind of…
Read moreBeauty queen with cerebral palsy competes for Miss Great Britain
September 5, 2022
Ian Streets
A woman living with cerebral palsy told media she hopes to inspire people with disabilities by competing for the title of Miss Great Britain. The BBC reported that Shannon McNally's…
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