Earlier this year the American business magazine Fortune put forward an interesting proposition: is the rapid advance of wearable technologies changing the definition of what it means to be disabled? Read More
It’s dubbed ‘murderball’ thanks to its high-speed, full contact metal-on-metal aggression, and it was recently described by The Mayor of London as “one of the most terrifying and exhilarating sports on the planet.” Read More
A survey by the Association of British Travel Agents has revealed that confusion over the benefits offered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Read More
In the final instalment of our series of blogs with Julie, she tells us how she gets the very best from her prosthesis. Read More
Seeing is believing, the old saying goes. So where does that leave people with “invisible disabilities.” Frequently stigmatised and discriminated against is the sad answer. Read More
We recently caught up with Paula Moulton, otherwise known as one half of award winning wheelchair dance duo Strictly Wheels, to get her top tips Read More
Wheelchair dance sport is considered one of the most elegant, graceful and stylish sports for athletes with a physical disability. Read More
Julie explains how she looks after herself to maintain her position as one of the fastest female single-leg amputee sprinters in the world Read More
Fish Insurance is following the progress of Liverpool Lions Wheelchair Rugby Club as they set up a new paralympic team. Read More
Strictly Wheels, aka Gary Lyness and Paula Moulton, have danced their way to three medals at the UK’s largest international wheelchair dance sport competition, the Manchester Grand Prix. Read More
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