Over a hundred disabled people took to the high seas at the Royal Victoria Yacht Park, Fishbourne on the Isle of Wight last weekend ahead of Cowes Week.
The proposed closure to train ticket offices across the country has been delayed, bringing new hope for disabled travellers.
The ancient remains of a disabled teenage girl have been discovered as part of a research project at the Toca do Olho d'Água das Andorinhas excavation site, in Serra das Confusões national park, east-central Brazil.
A cat who notifies its owner with sounds going off around the house has won a national award.
A community care worker from Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, is thought to be the first nurse in the UK to bring an assistance dog to work.
Paralympian Anne Wafula Strike is fronting a campaign urging the government to introduce fully accessible toilets at sporting venues across the UK. At present less than 10 percent of venues offer these facilities.
The government has announced its Disability Action Plan to support disabled people, making their lives that little bit easier.
As well as dating, playing games, easy access to social media and making calls it’s been suggested smartphones may be able to detect early signs of Parkinsons disease.
A father has completed a gruelling bike journey covering 100km over 30 consecutive days with his disabled son.
TV host Sophie Morgan has praised the government for amending a legalisation which will protect disabled travellers on UK airlines.
More than six million disabled people across the UK are set to receive a £150 Disability Cost of Living Payment from today.
The first disabled astronaut has said his selection sends a “very powerful” message that people with disabilities can make remarkable achievements.
How would you like to attend the London premiere of Oppenheimer, placed in the exclusive ABLE2UK area on the red carpet so you can watch the talent arrive and be invited to the screening itself?
