Category : Disability Sports


Alton Towers Updates Disability Pass Rules

Alton Towers theme park has announced changes to its disability pass system, restricting access for visitors with specific conditions while introducing new support measures.

Caerphilly's February Half Term Disability Sessions

Caerphilly Council announces a range of accessible leisure and play sessions for children and young people with disabilities during the February half term, offering safe, supportive environments for activity and socialisation.

Visually Impaired Padel Player Inspires Others

74-year-old Paul Jenkins, a visually impaired international padel player from Cwmbran, shares his journey with macular disease and his determination to continue playing and coaching the sport he loves.

Deaf Driver Makes History with Groundbreaking Tech

An 18-year-old Deaf racing driver from Pontypool is set to compete in the Porsche Carrera Cup GB using a revolutionary communication system developed by his father, marking a major step towards the British Touring Car Championship.

Injured Veterans Set Inspiring Physical Challenges

Afghanistan veteran Andy Reid, a triple amputee, aims to run the 2026 London Marathon. Separately, Hari Budha Magar becomes the first double above-knee amputee to summit the highest peak on every continent. Read their incredible stories.

Aidan's Rowing Challenge for Epilepsy Charity

Aidan Leverage, 20, from Leicester, is taking on two 2,000m races at the British Indoor Rowing Championships to fundraise for Epilepsy Action, aiming to shatter stigma around the condition.

Football Community Changing Lives with Diabetes

Chris Bright founded The Diabetes Football Community to challenge stereotypes and create support networks. Discover how football is transforming lives for people with diabetes across the UK.

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