Month: July 2014
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Entertainment & Culture
Working for the BBC: making accessible technology better
In our series of interviews with various disabled BBC employees across the business, we delve into what it’s really like…
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Lifestyle
Inaccessible high street shops: retailers listen up!
Trailblazers recently launched a report and campaign to make our inaccessible high streets better. Aimed at getting the retailers to…
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Travel & Holidays
Disability travelling tips: push the boundaries
Are you keen to break out from the norm and explore more than you thought possible? From scuba diving to…
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Lifestyle
Disability and parenting: how possible is it?
Marie has Osteogenesis Imperfecta, and in 2013 she became a parent through surrogacy. We talk to Marie about how her…
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Entertainment & Culture
Working for the BBC: from homelessness to success
In our series of interviews with various disabled BBC employees across the business, we delve into what it’s really like…
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Relationships & Sex
Disability and sex: let’s be frank about sex toys
Disabled people use sex toys for the same reasons as anyone else: for pleasure, variety, sexual experimentation, kinky sex… the…
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Travel & Holidays
Accessible walks: take a walk on the wheeled side
“You can have adventures with wheels,” says the Disabled Ramblers Association. Members of the group are compiling a collection of…
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Entertainment & Culture
Working for the BBC: could you be the next employee?
In our series of interviews with various disabled BBC employees across the business, we delve into what it’s really like…
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Entertainment & Culture
BBC: new disabled talent wanted
Many people dream of working for the BBC – it’s well respected, highly acclaimed and the roles within it are…
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Lifestyle
The great mobility scooter debate
Recently the BBC reported on a motorised suitcase designed for airline passengers to sit on and ride around the airport,…
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