The Great British Sewing Bee, a BBC reality show in which 12 people compete to be the best sewer, is featuring a contestant with a visible disability but does not refer to it.
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Disability and lifestyle blogger Ross Lannon shares how he is trying to stop comparing himself to others while living with spinal muscular atrophy.
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Here are 8 children’s books eith disabled characters that you should encourage children to read or local libraries.
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The next article on gadgets for arthritis contains products to help you around the house. Designed to help lessen day to day hassle, these gadgets are great for taking some of the stress off those swollen, painful finger joints: If you’re wanting to add some extra grip to your phone, tablet or laptop then the Cat …
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We speak to BAFTA-nominated actor Ruth Madeley about her living with spinal bifida, her acting career and being a patron for the disability charity Whizz-Kidz.
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For many of us cooking is enjoyable, but for everyone eating is essential! Cooking doesn’t need to be a pain, even with arthritis, if you have the right gadgets to help you. We have a wide range of gadgets that can help you get back in your kitchen. Kitchen Gadgets for Getting into Your Food …
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The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has created a free online hub, Business Without Barriers, aimed at supporting disabled entrepreneurs and encouraging small businesses to be more inclusive and accessible. From starting a business to improving workplace accessibility, our Business Without Barriers hub brings together a wealth of information, interviews, and resources from leading experts …
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Standing against a backdrop of rolling hills Crathes Castle is part of the National Trust for Scotland and is set within its own glorious gardens. This rural retreat is situated just 15 miles from Aberdeen city centre and is steeped in history. It offers a great day out for all the family and help planning your day if you have a disability is available via their detailed Accessibility Guide to assist with your visit. Early in 2022 Crathes Castle took delivery of 2 MT Push all terrain wheelchairs which are available for visitors to borrow to help explore the outdoor space and gardens. Two MT Push all terrain wheelchairs available for visitors to help with access at Crathes Castle National Trust for Scotland The MT Push is an attendant style off-road wheelchair designed to travel with ease and comfort over a variety of uneven terrain – the braking and…
Victoria-Jayne is making changes to accessibility through law and journalism by studying the ADJ’s Certificate Foundation in Journalism.
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We speak to Bruce Kenneth about living with a disability, becoming a furniture designer and his appearances on TV.
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