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Rio 2016 Paralympics: yes I can, but only if I can get there

Disability Horizons’ social commentator Fleur Perry, and editor of our new sister site, Disability United, tells us why she’s not wholeheartedly…

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UK must improve on human rights

A report from UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights published on the 24th June shows that there is…

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Disabled Facilities Grants petition launched

Our numbers obsessed Editor has discovered that on top of failing to prevent avoidable injuries, the underfunding of the Disabled…

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Brexit: what needs to change after the political fallout

Social commentator and Editor of Disability United, Fleur Perry, talks through the political fallout from Brexit and what issues must been…

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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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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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Guide Dogs Lobby: Access All Areas campaign

Brilliant video from Guide Dogs shows how teamwork, patience and good organisation can change attitudes: Experienced discrimination? Planning a campaign?…

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New horizons are coming as we launch Disability United

As you know, here on Disability Horizons we cover all things lifestyle – from sex and relationships to sport and…

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The UK’s unwritten history of disability

When it comes to the mainstream timeline of history, it seems that all too often disabled people are relegated to…

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Q&A with Jane Campbell

Jane Campbell, also known as Baroness Campbell of Surbiton, is one of the few severely disabled MPs in the House of Lords today.…

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