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Accessible Document Sharing: How We Share Documents is Important For Accessibility

Accessible document sharing is often overlooked, yet it has a major impact on independence, privacy and equal access for disabled…

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Old, Cold and Free: Accessible Heritage Sites to Beat the Heat: Free UK Museums, Libraries and Cathedrals for Disabled Visitors

Heatwaves can create serious challenges for many disabled people, particularly those with conditions or medication that affect temperature regulation. This…

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Supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities with bereavement

People with profound and multiple learning disabilities may experience grief through absence, sensory change and the loss of familiar presence.…

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TfL Admitted It Never Assessed the Accessibility Impact of Removing London’s Most Wheelchair-Friendly Bus

Disability Horizons examines whether TfL’s withdrawal of New Routemaster buses is leaving wheelchair users and disabled passengers with fewer practical…

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Access Sport and The FA Launch New Disability Volunteering Pathway in Grassroots Football

Access Sport and The Football Association have launched a two-year disability volunteering pathway to support more disabled people into grassroots…

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Queen Elizabeth II Garden Regent’s Park: Full Accessibility Guide Including New Changing Places Toilet

The Queen Elizabeth II Garden in Regent’s Park has been designed with accessibility in mind from the start. This guide…

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