A charity has given disabled people the opportunity to sit behind the wheel of racing cars for a very special track day at Castle Combe Circuit.
Over the next few weeks you have a choice of either slumping in front of the TV watching Wimbledon or biting the bullet and knocking some balls over the net at a local tennis court.
A nine-year-old disabled boy has travelled over 4,000 miles from Colorado, America to Yorkshire to fulfil his ambition joining an established metal detecting group.
Paralympians Robyn Love and Laurie Williams have struck gold becoming new mums of their beautiful daughter, Alba.
Hundreds of disabled people are taking up new activities thanks to a grant donated by a non-departmental public body.
If you have a disability and fancy a go at clay pigeon shooting one of the best places to start is by giving the Disabled Shooters Group [DSG] a shout.
A riding school for disabled people are on the lookout for helping hands at their centre in North Yorkshire.
The Square Food Foundation is a tasty little charity based in Bristol which teaches disabled people cooking skills and improving their mental health.
Teenger Josiah Johnsoon has bagged a place on his high school basketball team. Granted, this may not seem like a worthy news story, but when you hear that the lad was born without any legs…it’s pretty impressive! The 13 year-old from Louisville, Kentucky, was chosen for the team at Moore Middle School in the Autumn, he’s now one of their star players.
A disabled racing driver from Southampton has passed the chequered flag to celebrate his third win of the season with Team BRIT.
Nicolas Hamilton has become the first disabled person to drive an F1 simulator.
England claimed victory over France at the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final on Friday, 18 November.
A basketball club funded by BBC Children in Need is helping disabled youngsters boost their confidence and interaction skills.
