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Has social media turned the SEND crisis into a culture war?

Social media platforms are designed to reward engagement, but that often means rewarding conflict, certainty and outrage above careful discussion.…

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Travelling as a Wheelchair User: Wheeling Around the World

Many people assume travelling as a wheelchair user is simply too difficult. Liesl Hammer has spent a lifetime proving otherwise.…

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Accessible Hotels in London: Royal Lancaster’s Hoist Booking Service Could Start a Bigger Change

Royal Lancaster London has become one of the first mainstream UK hotels to offer guests a bookable mobile hoist. Developed…

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Bladder Botox: How It Changed Our Lives After Spinal Cord Injury (Complete UK & USA Guide)

Bladder Botox is one of the most effective treatments for many people living with overactive bladder or neurogenic bladder, yet…

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How Social Media Affects Disabled People’s Mental Health and How to Protect Your Wellbeing

Social media can help disabled people find community, advice and support, but it can also expose them to ableism, misinformation…

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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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