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The Oct/Nov issue is out now!

The October/November of PosAbility Magazine is out now, read on to find out what our latest issue has to offer! Take a look inside the issue, with . . . How much has it touched you?: Our very own Mik Scarlett ponders the legacy of the Paralympic games. The ‘Token’ Disabled: Sam Renke talks about her role in a hilarious ... Read More »

EFDS behaviour change project aims to shape sport and physical activity for disabled people

The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) is embarking on an exciting multi-stage project. Designed to understand what motivates disabled people in their everyday lives and how this relates to sport, the project is insight-led. The outcomes will help EFDS to support their partners and shape offers for disabled people that are engaging, relevant and appropriate.  Read More »

For Britain’s disabled people, the Paralympics couldn’t make 2012 golden

As the floods flood and the cold bites, our glorious, golden summer seems a lifetime away. The union flags, the tinsel and the gold medals are now gathering dust on our shelves. We do still hear much of the Olympic and Paralympic legacy, which is said to have “inspired a generation”, but are there any signs Read More »

London 2012 Paralympics: Legacy lessons must not be forgotten

Since losing my left hand in an accident at the age of two, I have experienced many challenges.  I have also adapted my life to ensure I make the most of all my abilities.  Sport has helped me do that, playing a huge role in my quest for success and providing me with opportunities to show off my full potential. Read More »

Stoke Mandeville and Aylesbury linked by Paralympic legacy walkway

A walkway designed to be used by people with any disability is set to be built in Buckinghamshire as a Paralympic legacy.  The pavement connecting Stoke Mandeville stadium with Aylesbury town centre is already adapted for those with mobility problems. Read More »