Month: September 2012
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Entertainment & Culture
Nicola McCartney: The art of perseverance and creativity
British artist and writer, Nicola McCartney, who lives and works in London and has work exhibited throughout the UK, talks…
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Work & Education
Life working in the City of London
Co-editor Srin Madipalli shares his thoughts on life working in the City of London; the challenge, the competition and the attitudes.…
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Travel & Holidays
Martyn Sibley’s Epic European Disability Roadtrip: part 1
Co-editor Martyn Sibley’s Epic European Disability Roadtrip has begun! Take a look at his video from day one, heading into…
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Travel & Holidays
Top 5 accessible walks on the South West Coast
Steph Fairfoul works for Enjoybedandbreakfast.com, a small, independent travel website committed to bed and breakfasts and guest houses. Here she…
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Lifestyle
Disability Horizons: cha cha cha change…
It’s been nearly eighteen months since Disability Horizons went live and in that short period the growth of this magazine…
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Entertainment & Culture
Disability and the media: music and song lyrics
In our two-part article about disability and the media, Trailblazers ambassador David Gale shares his thought on music and song lyrics…
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Travel & Holidays
Epic European Disability Roadtrip: never give up
Co-editor Martyn Sibley tells our Disability Horizons community about his latest – and in his words possibly craziest – challenge…
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Work & Education
Who cares? The view from a Personal Assistant (PA)
New Disability Horizons contributor, Nichola Daunton, talks about her work as a Personal Assistant (PA) and how people’s misconceptions of…
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Assistive Tech & Products
Go ON Gold: improving accessibility to the internet
Kevin Carey, Group chair of RNIB, which supports blind and partially sighted people, describes how Paralympic champion Baroness Dame Tanni…
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Entertainment & Culture
Book review: Halfway Gone
Regular Disability Horizons contributor, Sarah Ismail, reviews Matt Padmore’s book – Halfway Gone – a book about life and love…
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