Month: July 2019
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News
Cake shop chain admits access failings and makes immediate changes
Cake shop chain Konditor admits access failings after a disability campaigner raised concerns. Esther Leighton, co-founder of the disabled-led campaigning…
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Lifestyle
How to apply for funding to improve your care
We hear from Skills for Care about how you can apply for funding to help train your personal assistants to…
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Festival of Inclusive Tennis 2019 – come along, join in and have fun
Festival of Inclusive Tennis 2019 takes place on Saturday 20th July at Cambridge University Sport Centre - inclusive for everyone…
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Relationships & Sex
How I restored my dating confidence as a newly disabled person
Have you lost your confidence in day-to-day life and when it comes to dating? We hear from one newly disabled…
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Work & Education
How to survive austerity by developing your skills from home
Are you disabled and looking for work? Read about new website Preply, which offers low-cost online courses and tutor support…
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Travel & Holidays
6 accessible coastal destinations to visit for anyone with a disability
If you're looking for somewhere to get away to this summer, check out these 6 accessible coastal destinations, from vibrant…
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Disability Pride Brighton 2019 celebrating inclusion
Disability Pride Brighton 2019 takes place on Sunday 14th July 2019. Find out what’s on, what things there are to…
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Assistive Tech & Products
5 assistive technology to create a smart home
Check out these 5 assistive technology products, from a smart kettle to smart security devices, to help you create a…
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News
United Nations’ Conference highlights importance of collaboration and innovation for disabled people
Disability charity Leonard Cheshire tells us why collaboration and innovation is so important for disabled people, and how a recent…
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