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Gareth Clarke shares his thoughts as a competitive wheelchair pool player, the challenges of accessibility in cue sports, and how he’s building inclusive communities through Disabilities Assemble tour across the UK.
Cueing up for Change – Life on Wheels at the Pool Table. Read More »
The following article was written by Sophia Lane, a London-based writer and advocate who shares the story of her son Alfie to raise awareness about birth injuries and the need for better neonatal care. We are honoured to share her powerful story. A Traumatic Start When my son Alfie was born, he was blue. He
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP): A Clearer, Calm Way to Complete Your Form Summary: Many disabled people find the PIP form exhausting, confusing and emotionally draining — especially with advice services stretched beyond capacity. This guide explains how our PIP Form Writer tool can help you describe your day-to-day barriers in your own words. It does
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London’s Accessible Transport Crisis: Decline in Black Cabs Puts Mobility at Risk A sharp decline in wheelchair-accessible black cabs in London has raised alarm among disability advocates ahead of a key London Assembly meeting. The Disability Power 100, led by Founding Editor Dom Hyams, urges London Assembly members to confront Mayor Sadiq Khan and Transport
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Raising Awareness on Moebius Syndrome Day January 24th is designated as Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day. This day seeks to raise understanding and visibility for Moebius syndrome – a rare neurological condition that affects the facial muscles and impairs eye movement and facial expressions. Understanding Moebius Syndrome Moebius syndrome is present from birth and is caused
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England’s DPOs Demand Radical Action from Next Government Disabled People’s Manifesto launched today. Disabled People’s Organisations (DPOs) in England are calling for transformative changes. They gathered in Manchester today to urge the next government to address inequalities affecting disabled people. The manifesto outlines key areas like representation, rights, independence, and inclusion. The Disabled People’s Manifesto
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