Disability Sport Campaign

‘Don’t Quit Do It’ Campaign Launched To Highlight Disability Sport Benefits

Golf Change For Disabled

According to figures from the latest Active People Survey over 82,000 people with a disability are participating in golf in England at least once a week  and organisations such as The R&A and The USGA have produced A Modification of the Rules of Golf for Golfers with Disabilities to encourage those interested to take up or continue playing the game.

BBC & Disabled Music

Bristol’s Colston Hall will be supporting the first ever BBC Music Day on Friday 5^th June 2015.

New Paralympic talent

BT develops the next generation of Paralympic talent with two new athletes joining its Ambassador team.

Disabled Must Vote

Voters with a disability are being reminded by the Electoral Commission that there should be no barriers to them casting their vote at the General Election on 7 May.

Insurance for Amputees

Amputees and the limb impaired can now benefit from access to bespoke home insurance products following the launch of a new scheme by charity Limbcare.

Photo Competition To Inspire Disabled People

A national photo competition is being launched to raise awareness of how disabled people can achieve their goals by sharing inspiring stories of personal achievement.

£10K Prize For Disability Innovations!

A new initiative offering £10,000 to assist in developing an idea to help disabled people live more independently has been launched  by a leading personal injury law firm and a disability charity

Shopping Trolleys For Disabled

Sainsbury’s introduce hundreds of new shopping trolleys developed with parents of disabled children.

Disabled Legacy Fail?

Commonwealth Games are a pinnacle of inclusion for disabled people, but legacy will fail without more work, says Vitalise.

Car Allows Disabled Lecturer To Continue

Frank Adams, 50 from Holmfirth near Huddersfield who lives with severely restricted mobility, has continued to campaign and educate academic and non-academics locally about disability, thanks to a drive-from-wheelchair car.