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An ice-skating experience in Gloucestershire says it is one of the first in the country to offer sensory skating. The Gateway Centre in South Cerney opened the Gateway Ice Arena…

Network Rail has launched the UK's first audio guide to help blind and partially sighted people navigate train stations. It went live at Bristol Temple Meads this month and is…

A proposal that will explore the intersection between equity, accessibility, and sustainable design has been named as the winner of the “Co-designing Equity in the Public Realm” design competition. Re-Fabricate…

An alliance of festival organisers say they will learn from the “mixed picture” of events from 2022 and ensure that 2023 is the most accessible summer yet. Attitude is Everything,…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…