Month: October 2012
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Travel & Holidays
Making flying accessible to everyone
Accessibility to a service is a key factor for inclusion; unfortunately this is not always achieved in the airline industry.…
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Travel & Holidays
Adverturing from the norm in Oslo: part 2
Last week we heard from commercial accessibility consultant, Sarah Rennie, about the first part of her trip to Oslo, Norway.…
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Lifestyle
Reading Festival: how accessible is it?
Summer festivals may seem a distant memory, but people are already planning next year’s events; tickets for Glastonbury 2013 sold out in…
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Travel & Holidays
Adventuring from the norm in Oslo: part 1
Tempted to visit Scandinavia but not sure how accessible it will be? Wheelchair user and commercial accessibility consultant, Sarah Rennie,…
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Travel & Holidays
Martyn Sibley’s Epic European Disability Roadtrip: part 3
Disability Horizons Co-editor Martyn Sibley is nearing the end of his Epic European Disability Roadtrip. Check out his latest video…
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Entertainment & Culture
Get involved… calling all disabled photographers
If you have a passion for photography then get your camera ready and enter the 2012 On the Move photography…
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Lifestyle
Road to independence part 1: US Marines, bars and strippers…
Matt Stark, who has Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), tells Disability Horizons about his rocky road to independence involving marines, strippers…
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Travel & Holidays
Martyn Sibley’s Epic European Disability Roadtrip: part 2
Check out Co-editor Martyn Sibley’s video update from his Epic European Disability Roadtrip, filmed in Vilnius, with the trials and tribulations from…
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Lifestyle
Disability across the world: China
New Disability Horizons contributor, Anna Trethewey, talks to us about volunteering in China, and how she hopes to support the…
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