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CHARITY GETTING DISABLED KIDS DANCING DURING LOCKDOWN

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Charity Flamingo Chicks is pioneering inclusive dance classes for disabled children Virtual classes are designed not only for fun and fitness, but also to tackle loneliness and isolation Their dance classes benefit 3,000 children each year UK charity for disabled children has produced a one of a kind series of virtual dance classes for children …

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One-Armed Man Builds Prosthetic Arm so He Can Pilot a Plane | Inspirational Stories

By Barry Smyth A one-armed man whose missing limb was severed from the shoulder in a freak biking accident has invented a prosthetic replacement which will allow him to fly a plane. Steven Robinson’s right arm was torn off by another rider’s footpeg during a collision over 30 years ago, and attempts to rebuild his …

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Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby Announce First Ambassador

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby has welcomed its first Ambassador to the sport that captivated the nation at London 2012.  Harlequins and England rugby star Mike Brown will take on a role that continues the rugby links GBWR has made recently – partnering with the RFU and with Harlequins, Saracens, Gloucester, Leicester and Woodbridge rugby clubs …

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CLA Game Fair 2013 In Pictures

We had lots of fun at the CLA Game Fair. We saw the UK’s only Zorse, Zulu, and also saw lots of horses, puppies, birds of prey and great shows. There was also lots of sun and great food and drink around. We also bumped into Gold Olympic medalist Peter Wilson, watched the RDA put …

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Blue Badge Style Founder Named One Of Bright Shiny News’ Inspiring Women

Fiona Jarvis, founder of Blue Badge Style, the first app and online guide to a stylish lifestyle for the less-physically-able, has been profiled on Bright Shiny News. In the interview, for the Inspiring Women section of the website, Jarvis talks about how she has overcome the difficulty of needing a wheelchair and continues to live stylishly. Bright …

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Blue Badge Style Founder Opens Disabled Toilet at La Maison du Steak

Fiona Jarvis, Founder of Blue Badge Style, the first app and website guide to a stylish lifestyle for the less-physically-able, officially opened the disabled toilet and facilities at stylish new, Cambridge restaurant, La Maison du Steak. Fiona said, “I’ve had some strange requests in my time, but I’ve never before been asked to open a …

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Sex Toys For Older People and Disabled

Desire and Pleasure, the online sex toy website from charity FPA’, is launching a revolutionary inclusive selection of sex toys. The range was created after research found that older people and the disabled are poorly catered for when it comes to sex toys, products and information on how to use them. Selected For You aims …

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Frost Reflects on the Paralympics

The Paralympics has come and gone with a bang. Leaving Londoners a little bereft as the London Games 2012 draws to a close. It has been an exciting time to live in London.  Great Britain got a total of 120 medals. 34 of those were gold. Personally I loved the guy in the paralympics advert …

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