Artist Jason Wilsher-Mills couldn’t wait until Spring 2020, right now his masterpieces were due to be displayed at the Tate, but then something called COVID-19 cropped its ugly head.
It’s seems as if Banksy has stiff competition, whilst the mysterious Bristol graffiti artist sprays masterpieces there’s a young chap in Los Angles who paints stunning pieces of work just by using his eyes.
When Francesca’s parents were told their daughter had Down syndrome they were concerned about the quality of life she would lead.
Old Ebenezer Scrooge won’t be happy with this, but two young inspiring actors have landed a pivotal role in “A Christmas Carol” on Broadway.
There will be a new voice on BBC Radio 1 after Christmas and the presenter of the late morning slot is the station’s first DJ living with vision loss.
One of the leading event booking services has announced new systems which will help those trying to buy accessible tickets for gigs and shows.
Anne Hegerty from ITV’s The Chase has been praised by a national autism group for her bravery in I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here after she took part in a gruelling Bushtucker trial.
The stroke suffered by Anna Smith-Higgs on Christmas Day left the then 24-year-old bedridden for two years.
There’s a new arts project which is about to open in London which will focus on the past, present and future of social care as well as covering hard hitting subjects such as institutionalisation and isolation.
A new monthly club night kicks off in Glasgow within the next fortnight and everyone is welcome…especially ravers with a disability.
Dynamo has raised awareness of Crohns disease after going public about his condition last week.
Philippa Hanna tells us about her remarkable friend Richard who has overcome his condition and inspired the artist’s new album ‘Come Back Fighting’.
Gerald Masterson has just arrived back from Ibiza after partying until the early hours and it’s all thanks to kind hearted strangers who paid for his trip.
