The UK's first National Ablepreneurs Day takes place in Shrewsbury on 16 September 2026, bringing together disabled, chronically ill and neurodivergent entrepreneurs. The free founding event includes disabled entrepreneur stories, speakers, accessible networking, regular breaks and a dedicated Calm Space, ahead of plans for a full national launch in 2027. The post National Ablepreneurs Day 2026: UK Event Celebrating Disabled Entrepreneurs in Shrewsbury appeared first on Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories.

Hungary's disability equipment system differs from the UK's, but many of the same barriers remain. This article explains how funding, accessible customer service and practical equipment advice affect disabled people and family carers. It also explores lessons UK retailers and policymakers can take from Értéksziget's customer-first approach, showing that independent living often depends as much on clear information as on the equipment itself. The post What One Hungarian Disability Retailer Can Teach the UK About Independent Living appeared first on Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories.

Kelly Kent never expected years of tube feeding her son Mason to lead to writing an Amazon number one bestseller. This interview explores blended diets, practical nutrition advice, everyday challenges for parent carers, and why clearer guidance is needed in schools and healthcare settings. The post How Caring for a Tube-Fed Child Led to an Amazon Number One Blended Diet Book – Kelly Kent’s Story appeared first on Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories.

Wheelchair pool player Gareth Clarke has continued building his profile through sponsorship, advocacy and the launch of his Rollin Cue brand. He explains the barriers wheelchair users still face in cue sports, why visibility matters and how he hopes to encourage more disabled people to pick up a cue. The post Rollin Cue – Never Give Up: Gareth’s Next Chapter in Wheelchair Pool appeared first on Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories.

Disability Pride Month can feel joyful for some disabled people and complicated for others. In this personal reflection, Tom Garrod explores a quieter form of disability pride built around accepting access needs, letting go of shame and recognising that belonging should never depend on feeling inspirational. The post Disability Pride Doesn’t Have to Mean Feeling Proud Every Day appeared first on Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories.