Share your views on London’s future. The Easy Read London Plan consultation (open until 2nd November 2025) invites feedback on housing, jobs, transport, climate action, and inclusivity. Help shape a greener, affordable, and accessible city.
Touch: Beyond Vision: A Groundbreaking Exhibition Making Art Accessible Through AI And Touch
Experience Touch: Beyond Vision, a one-day exhibition on 15th Sept at London’s OXO2 Gallery that uses AI to transform photos into tactile 3D art, making culture accessible to blind and visually impaired people through touch, innovation, and inclusivity.
UK Residents: Get Paid To Work As Accessibility Testers On Websites And Apps With Fable
Join Fable’s Community of accessibility testers in the UK. Get paid £34/hour to test websites and apps using assistive technology, share feedback, and help build more inclusive digital experiences.
10 Must-See Edinburgh Festival Fringe Shows Spotlighting Disability And Neurodiversity
Discover ten must-see Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows spotlighting disability and neurodiversity, blending honesty, humour, and originality in theatre, comedy, and dance.
CUDDLES PUZZLES™ Communication Aid: Helping Non-Verbal Children And Adults Express And Manage Emotions
CUDDLES PUZZLES™ communication aid helps non-verbal people express emotions through lights, sounds & cards. Fun, sensory-friendly & easy to use.
LAST CHANCE To Respond To TfL Consultation On Proposed Changes To London Congestion Charge
Transport for London is running a public consultation on proposed Congestion Charge changes, inviting feedback from all road users, including disabled people. Learn about the proposals, accessible formats, and how to have your say by 11 August 2025.
Adaptive Fred Perry Shirt Launches: A Step Forward In Accessible Fashion
Discover the Adaptive Fred Perry Shirt — a reimagined version of the iconic Twin Tipped polo featuring magnetic fastenings for ease of dressing. Designed in collaboration with inclusion experts, this shirt combines classic style with modern accessibility.
GDIF 2025: An Award-Winning Accessible Festival Returns With A Free Outdoor Programme
Discover how GDIF 2025 is leading the way as an accessible festival, celebrating 30 years of inclusive outdoor theatre, dance, and circus across South East London—with a free, award-winning programme for all.
Fair Shot: Why A Supported Internship Could Be The Right Next Step For People With Learning Disabilities And Autism
Fair Shot offers a full-time Supported Internship for young adults with learning disabilities and autism—combining hands-on café training with classroom learning to build skills, confidence, and paths to paid work. Just three places remain for the 2025 intake.
Breaking Barriers: Living With Cerebral Palsy And Building A Life Of Strength And Purpose
Andrew Gadd shares his personal journey with cerebral palsy, challenging societal assumptions and inspiring self-belief through cycling, mindset, and empowerment. Discover practical resources and join a supportive community committed to growth.”
Southbank Centre Announces Summer Literature Season 2025
The Southbank Centre is proud to announce its Summer Literature & Spoken Word 2025 season from May to October 2025, offering unbeatable experiences of disability and inclusion.
V.L.A.D. Outreach CIC: Inclusive Mental Health Support For People With Disabilities And Underserved Communities
V.L.A.D. Outreach CIC provides inclusive, accessible mental health support for people with disabilities and underserved communities, offering person-centred care, flexible therapy options, and compassionate connection in memory of Vladimir.
Celebrating 5 Years of Mi-Spend: Empowering Independent Spending
Over the past five years, Mi-Spend has been transforming how people with learning disabilities, autism, and dementia access and manage their everyday spending.
Shining A Light: Celebrating The Disabled Photographers Of The Planet Facebook Community
The Disabled Photographers of the Planet Facebook group offers a rare and powerful opportunity: a chance for disabled individuals across the globe to share their own visions, one photograph at a time.