A mobility scooter is an invaluable way for you to get around. However, now we are meeting our friends and looking forward to some evenings out, you need to consider some safety precautions while out and about. You should feel as safe and confident as possible while you are out in public at any time, especially at night. There are some ways in which you can protect yourself and avoid certain instances from happening. Read More
July now marks Disability Pride Month! This is an annual, global event that works to highlight all disabilities, whether they are physical or learning disabilities,… Read More
Whether you’re a history buff, a relaxation seeker or looking for a cosy autumnal retreat in 2021, here are five top reasons to book a staycation right here in the UK. Read More
There is a very particular set of requirements that result in an individual being awarded a Blue Badge, and it is important to know what they are. Read More
Despite growing awareness of financial and phishing scams, the number of scams and related crimes out there is growing by the day. From scam text messages and scam emails to phone calls and links online, phishing criminals are becoming more and more creative with the ways they attack vulnerable people. Read More
Choosing the right kind of wheelchair is vitally important; it will impact your comfort, ease of use, and even your confidence to use the chair. Read More
It's important for all individuals, but especially those who work in retail and hospitality, to recognise and understand what sunflower lanyards are and how to respond to them appropriately. Read More
With lockdown restrictions having been eased, there has never been a better time to get clued up on the ins and outs of scooter safety. Read More
Wearing a sunflower lanyard can indicate to staff in shops and other public places that you have a hidden disability, and help may be required. Read More
As the United Kingdom emerges from its latest coronavirus lockdown, people are looking to start travelling again. However, in order to contain the spread of new variants from other countries to the UK and vice versa, the British government have put in place a traffic light system designed to inform British citizens about where they can and can’t travel, and what restrictions might be in place should they choose to travel. Read More
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