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Lego is to sell bricks coded with braille to help blind and partially sighted children learn to read the touch-based alphabet. The Guardian reported that the Danish toymaker has been…

A new transport organisation is launched today with the aim of ensuring that all future travel systems place accessibility at the heart of their creation and delivery. The introduction of…

A gold-medal winning Paralympian has criticised retail businesses after experiencing difficulties accessing shops in her wheelchair. Sophie Christiansen, who has cerebral palsy, told BBC Online "nothing has changed" since she…

A disability campaigner has won the right to take her case to the Court of Appeal in a legal battle over the Department for Transport's minimum kerb height guidance. Highways…

A man born without fully formed arms and legs has completed a charity kayak challenge of more than 100 miles along the River Thames. The BBC reported that John Willis…

Major airlines are charging some disabled passengers double to fly from the UK, according to research carried out by the BBC. The organisation reported that nearly 30 carriers contacted during…

Accessibility is all about putting people first, even in places where you might not find many people at all. Shopping centres and sports arenas need to be accessible to the…

The government has launched a consultation on a new Disability Action Plan which it says will make disabled people’s lives easier. In its announcement the government says its proposals include…

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is promoting the need for inclusive design with a new report which seeks to empower stakeholders from architects and clients to operators. The…

A woman who took up archery after a series of strokes caused her to lose her eyesight has qualified for a major international tournament. The BBC reported that Trish Gracesmith…