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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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Two wheelchair tennis players compete on a grass court at the Lexus British Open Roehampton, with one player preparing to hit a ball mid-air while the other watches from behind. Large event branding banners appear in the background.
LTA Announces Bigger And Better Disability Tennis Calendar In 2026
Portrait of Mat Fraser, with short light-grey hair, blue eyes, and a neutral facial expression, wearing a light-colored shirt against a soft blue-grey background
TV Star Mat Fraser Supports Disability Arts Heritage Project ‘Cripping Culture’
A square graphic with a dark red background featuring the text “2025 UK Budget: How Will It Impact Disabled People?” in large beige lettering at the top. Below the text are beige disability icons, including a wheelchair symbol and an ear with a hearing symbol. To the right are images of British banknotes (£20 and two £10 notes) and three £1 coins arranged in a small cluster.
2025 UK Budget: How Will It Impact Disabled People?
A light-colored church building with tall brick towers on each side, a large decorative turquoise stained-glass window in the center, a white entrance with columns, and a cross mounted on the roof against a bright sky.
How Christian Communities Are Embracing Accessible Church Services At Christmas
A dark night sky with leafless tree branches covered in hundreds of colorful holiday lights—pink, purple, blue, green, yellow, and white—creating a bright, glowing, festive display.
How To Avoid Epilepsy Triggers Over The Festive Season
A festive Christmas table setting with plates, wine glasses, and a folded holiday-themed napkin in the center. The table is decorated with cookies, pastries, a lit candle, pinecones, and a red ornament. Warm, blurred Christmas tree lights and ornaments glow in the background, creating a cozy holiday atmosphere.
Navigating Christmas With Dietary Restrictions
A smiling wheelchair user in a red shirt sits next to an open car door beside a blue Mobility in Motion vehicle. Text on the image reads: “Have your say. Take the survey. Help Mobility in Motion to shape the future of accessible vehicle ownership.”
Mobility in Motion Announces New Car Purchase Plan To Empower Drivers Needing Adapted Vehicles
A young woman using a powered standing wheelchair takes a selfie outdoors on a paved path. She is upright in the chair and smiling, holding a smartphone on an extended grip. Two adults—a man and a woman—stand close beside her, smiling and leaning in for the photo. Trees, greenery, and a stone wall line the background on a warm, sunny day.
Rising Beyond Barriers And Creating True Belonging With Robotic Standing Mobility Devices
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
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Nimbus Disability Access Card Scheme Launches At The O2 Arena

Nimbus Disability has collaborated with global ticketing platform AXS to introduce the Access Registration Scheme, which will first launch at The O2 Arena.