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The SEND Funding Situation

Behind every discussion about SEND provision is a question that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: where is the money going to come from?…

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Purple Tuesday: where it all began

Discover how Purple Tuesday began and why its campaign for accessible shopping and services still matters.

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New AI to assist the visually impaired

A blind person points their phone towards a kitchen shelf and asks where the oregano is. Instead of simply naming objects somewhere in the camera…

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Spain’s rewritten disability and care laws

Spain has just enacted one of the more substantial disability-rights reforms of the year. Published in the official state gazette on 3 October 2026…

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Switzerland misses accessibility deadline

Switzerland is famous around the world for its railway system. Its trains connect major cities with small communities, its network is woven deeply…

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Tonga’s new disability rights

On Sunday, 4 October, Tonga formally enters a new chapter in disability rights. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities — the…

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World’s first SEND racing team

When we talk about disability in sport, the conversation often focuses on the athlete. We celebrate the disabled person who gets onto the track…

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Changing the way we see disability

There is something brilliant happening in skateparks at the moment. Videos of disabled skateboarders are reaching millions of people online, showing…

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When “accessible” isn’t accessible

Booking a hotel room should be simple. You choose where you want to stay, select the room that meets your needs, pay, and arrive expecting to…

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What makes a business “autism-friendly”?

Going out for a meal, visiting a shop, attending an event or simply meeting friends for a coffee should be something everyone can enjoy. But for…

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