Wellbeing & Fitness

Steve Brown: Paralympic wheelchair rugby player and television presenter

We speak to Steve Brown, former Paralympic wheelchair rugby player who captained Team GB at the London 2012 Paralympics and…

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Disability football: so much more than just a sport

Sam Harris, who has cerebral palsy, explains why disability football is so much more than just a sport and has…

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2 FREE online taster classes to help you change your life

If you're feeling lost or like you need a change, take a look at these two FREE online classes to…

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Amputee veterans conquer 1,000-mile cycle ride in support of comrade with motor neurone disease

Ten amputee veterans joined firefighters to ride from John O’Groats to Lands’ End in support of a comrade with Motor…

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How several silver linings can come from personal tragedy

Two years ago, disabled blogger Ruth’s world was turned upsidedown. She lost her home, her work and her mobility, all…

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Why time is so precious when you’re disabled

Wheelchair user Emma Purcell, who is also visually impaired, explains exactly why time is so precious for disabled people when…

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My experience of having Covid-19 as a disabled person

Lucy Currier, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, shares her and her family's experience of having suspected Covid-19…

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58% of disabled and chronically ill people feel anxious about the easing of lockdown rules

58% of people feel really anxious about the easing of lockdown restrictions, and 49% feel the same about the changes…

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Comedian Juliette Burton on being open about her mental health

Juliette Burton, who is a stand-up comedian, has struggled with mental health problems throughout her life. She hopes that being…

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My experiences of changing attitudes toward disabled parents

Mum of two, Caroline, shares her experiences of the changing attitude toward disabled parents after having two children a number…

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