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The image is a recruitment banner from Fable. At the top, bold pink text reads: “Fable is hiring in the United Kingdom!” Below in black bold text: “Do you use voice nav, switch controls, eye gaze, or a head mouse?” Further down, in regular black text: “Help make our digital world more accessible.” Underneath, there are three bulleted lines with pink check marks: Fair tech wages Work from home No prior experience needed On the right side, there is a line drawing of a person with glasses, sitting in a powered wheelchair, holding a tablet. At the bottom, there is a pink bar with the white Fable logo on the left, and white text on the right that says: “Learn more and apply at: www.fable.community/criplife”.
Promotional graphic featuring the Rebound Therapy logo with three stylized figures on a trampoline, surrounded by the text “In Association With ReboundTherapy.org - Founded 1972 in the UK.” To the right, the following text is displayed: “Click here to learn more about the Rebound Therapy Practitioner training course. By booking your course via this link, you will also be supporting Crip Life.”
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Gavin Simpson, an award-winning Chartered Management Accountant, standing confidently outdoors in a navy jumper and khaki trousers, smiling against a modern grey wall.
From Binman To Boardroom: How I Unleashed My Neurodivergent Talent
A beige square image featuring dark blue text that reads “30 years of the Disability Discrimination Act.” Below the text are four simple blue icons arranged horizontally: a wheelchair user, a person walking with a white cane, a side profile of a person making a sign language gesture, and the infinity symbol representing neurodiversity. The design is clean and minimalist, emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility.
DDA At 30: What The Disability Discrimination Act Gave Us And How To Use It
A woman carefully operates a stairclimbing wheelchair to help a seated man descend a short set of outdoor steps from a doorway. The man is reclined and supported by the chair, while the woman controls the device from behind. The scene shows safe home access using mobility equipment.
How The AAT S-Max Stairclimbing Wheelchair Improves Quality Of Life Inside And Out
Graphic with a white background and yellow border showing the text “Your black cabs. Your say.” in bold blue letters. Below the text is a simple line illustration of a city street with two black cabs, a wheelchair user, a person walking, and buildings in the background.
Have Your Say On TfL Taxi Fares Consultation 2025
A group of seven Seable guides, seen from behind, stand side by side with their arms around each other, facing a natural outdoor setting with trees and water. They are wearing matching beige t-shirts that say “Seable Guide for Visually Impaired” with the Seable logo in blue.
Seable Holidays: Making The World More Accessible For Blind And Partially Sighted Travellers
Four smiling presenters of The Great British Bake Off are sitting together against a pink background with confetti shapes. The text at the top reads “Could you be the next Star Baker?” in bold white and pink letters. Below them, a banner says “www.applyforbakeoff.co.uk” in white text on a pink background. At the bottom, smaller text reads: “Applications close on Monday 15th December 2025 at 1pm. More info: applyforbakeoff@loveproductions.co.uk.” The overall design is bright, cheerful, and inviting.
Apply For Bake Off 2026: An Accessible And Inclusive Tent For Every Baker
A promotional graphic for the Southbank Centre’s Literature & Spoken Word programme. The background features blue and teal squares with white overlay. The text reads: “SOUTHBANK CENTRE — Literature & Spoken Word. The Booker Prize 2025 Shortlist Readings. Salman Rushdie. Sheku and Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason. The Orwell Lecture. TS Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings.” Logos for the National Lottery and Arts Council England appear at the bottom.
Southbank Centre’s Literature And Spoken Word Programme 2025–26: Celebrating Creativity, Inclusion and Accessibility
Poster for “The Making of Harry Potter: Dark Arts” event at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. The artwork shows a dark, eerie background with swirling purple and blue smoke surrounding a masked, hooded Death Eater holding a wand. The text reads: “The Making of Harry Potter – Dark Arts, 12th September to 9th November 2025.”
My Accessible Adventure At The Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour: A Magical Audio-Described Tactile Tour
Celebratory graphic for the Novuna GB & NI Team featuring a collage of smiling athletes wearing medals. The image congratulates the team for winning 7 gold, 5 silver, and 13 bronze medals. The background is purple with bold white text reading 'CONGRATULATIONS' at the top.
World Para Athletics Championships 2025: Great Britain Medal Winners, Results And Reactions
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Emma Purcell

#AccessibleOutdoors Month Returns – Powered By Every Body Moves

Join Every Body Moves this July for #AccessibleOutdoors Month 2025 — a nationwide celebration of inclusive outdoor activity and disability sports. Discover inspiring stories, real experiences, and practical ways to help make nature accessible to all.