London 2012

Travel & Holidays

Martyn Sibley: get me to the Olympic Games!

13/08/2012

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During the Olympic Games, Disability Horizons Co-editors, Martyn Sibley and Srin Madipalli, promised to test out public transport in London…

Wellbeing & Fitness

Oscar Pistorius: a historic night in pictures

09/08/2012

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Paralympic athlete, Oscar Pistorius, has made history by being the first paralympian to compete in the Olympic Games 2012. Everybody…

Wellbeing & Fitness

Jordan Jarrett-Bryan: wheelchair basketball and presenting for the Paralympics

06/08/2012

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Jordan Jarrett-Bryan is a Channel 4 Paralympics reporter and wheelchair basketball champion, who is fronting Exercise Your Right – a…

Travel & Holidays

Let the Games begin!

30/07/2012

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It is Saturday 28th July 2012. The “day after the night before” when my home city of London put on…

Wellbeing & Fitness

Paralympic Games 2012: the freedom of sailing

25/06/2012

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In our series of articles about the London Paralympic Games 2012 we talk to you about the Paralympic sports you…

Wellbeing & Fitness

Paralympic Games 2012: Boccia requires skills rather than strength

18/06/2012

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In our series of articles about the London Paralympic Games 2012 we talk to you about the Paralympic sports you…

Entertainment & Culture

Lights, camera, action! Martyn makes his TV presenting debut!

07/11/2011

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DH co-editor Martyn Sibley, tonight makes his TV presenting debut on BBC1 London’s prime time weekly magazine / documentary show…

Lifestyle

Going for Gold!

17/05/2011

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Fran Williamson is one of Team GB‘s best medal winning prospects at next years Paralympic games in London. Fran is…

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