Month: July 2016
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Lifestyle
Alexandra Kutas: meet the disabled model challenging the fashion industry
Alexandra Kutas suffered a spinal cord injury during birth, but she’s never let her disability hold back. She is Ukrainian’s…
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Lifestyle
Disabled toilets: how to have a successful ‘comfort break’
If you have a disability, going anywhere, even for a coffee in town, let alone a proper day out, is…
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Relationships & Sex
Disability and sex: satisfying your desires
In our series on disability, sex and relationships, expert and resident agony aunt Tuppy – who runs Outsiders, a private…
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News
Disability Equality North West celebrates 20th anniversary
According to it’s website, Disability Equality North West’s main aim is to “further the human rights of disabled people across…
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The UK National Lottery’s Good Causes Program reaches out
The UK National Lottery makes sure as much money as possible goes towards philanthropic causes. It is so important to…
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News
Brexit: what does it mean for disabled people
No matter what side you were on, remain or leave, Brexit has bought about a high level of uncertainty for…
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Wellbeing & Fitness
Rio 2016 Paralympics: will it make a difference to disabled people?
With the excitement of the Rio 2016 Paralympics in the air, our entertainment writer Hayleigh takes a look at how…
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Lifestyle
Becoming disabled: how to continue your old life – with minor adjustments
Becoming disabled later in life can be extremely tough. Your life is no longer what it was and your sense…
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Travel & Holidays
Accessible holiday accommodation at Lane End Farm in Derbyshire
The Bimblers describe themselves as the UK’s most unlikely travel bloggers. Rob, together with his partner Bridget, travel in a…
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