We speak to autistic director Lucca Vieira about creating authentic neurodiverse characters, overcoming industry barriers, and the personal experiences behind his debut coming-of-age feature film, The Midway Point.
An Award-Winning Grassroots Coach Shares The Benefits Of Volunteering In Disability Football
Discover the impact of volunteering in disability football through an exclusive interview with award-winning coach Jude Geoghegan, and learn how volunteers help create inclusive opportunities for disabled players.
Ofcom Accessibility Code: Making Streaming Services Accessible For All
Ofcom is consulting on a new Accessibility Code that would introduce legal accessibility requirements for the UK’s most-used streaming services, representing a significant step towards improving access to on-demand television and film content for disabled audiences. Find out how you can have your say on the proposed changes.
Ollie Thorn: Paralysed Man Becomes First Person To Handcyle To Everest Base Camp
We speak to a former British serviceman – Ollie Thorn – who has become the first person to handcycle to Everest Base Camp,
Great Britain’s Boccia Stars Heads To Finland For 2026 Season Opener
After months of winter training, Great Britain’s boccia stars are preparing for the 2026 season opener at Boccia Challenger Finland, which starts 9th May.
3 Years Of Crip Life™: A Day In The Life Of A Disabled Freelance Journalist
Celebrating three years of Crip Life™, Emma Purcell shares a behind-the-scenes look at running an online disability magazine, the challenges faced, and how you can help support our future growth.
Thousands Of DWP Staff Complete Landmark Autism And Learning Disabilities Training
Over 4,000 DWP staff have completed autism and learning disabilities training aimed at improving support for disabled people, as part of wider government efforts to create a more accessible and inclusive benefits system.
6 Elite British Wheelchair Racers Set To Compete At The 2026 London Marathon
Discover six elite British wheelchair racers, including David Weir and Eden Rainbow-Cooper, competing in the 2026 London Marathon, with profiles highlighting their achievements and careers ahead of race day.
Audio Description Awareness Day 2026: How Accessible Is Channel 4 Stream For Blind And Visually Impaired People?
Explore the quality of audio description and screen reader navigation on Channel 4’s streaming service, how accessible it is for blind and visually impaired users, and how it compares to other platforms.
6 Ways Social Media Brings A Positive Impact To The Lives Of Disabled People
Discover how social media positively impacts disabled people – from building communities and raising awareness to creating opportunities, sharing accessibility tips, and promoting inclusive brands – while staying safe online.
Disabled Voices Sought In Wave Of UK Consultations Shaping Benefits, Mobility And Digital Access
Disabled people are being urged to shape UK policy by taking part in consultations on PIP, mobility devices, digital ID and FND research. These opportunities could influence future benefits, accessibility and services—making lived experience vital in decisions that affect millions.
Accessibility On Channel 4: How Accessible Was The 2026 Winter Paralympics Coverage?
A review of accessibility on Channel 4 during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics, exploring audio description quality, coverage gaps, and the experience of disabled viewers.
Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Highlights: Notable Milestones, Multiple Debutants And Human Resilience From ParalympicsGB
We round up the results and reactions from ParalympicsGB at Milano Cortina 2026
5 Free And Accessible Ways To Stay Active With A Disability
In this guest article with Happy Hideouts, our editor Emma Purcell, shares five free and accessible ways to stay active with a disability without relying on traditional exercise equipment or gym routines.