Travel
Despite the awareness the London Paralympics has brought to the world of disability, a new survey has revealed that 86 percent of disabled people
On the day when they are due to welcome 100 Paralympic athletes and officials into the country, London Heathrow airport has announced their plans
With over 20 years’ experience dedicated to providing affordable canal boat holidays for disabled people with their families, friends or
As London welcomes the world this summer for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, the Paralympics and Olympics, we at Disability Horizons have
When Dancing Giraffe discovered an exciting new trend emerging that could help people with disabilities to take a break, we were keen to learn
With the warmer months coming up many of us are already on the lookout for holiday packages to suit out tastes, wants and needs. Some may value a
Having covered over half of the journey travelling through Brussels, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Bern, Rome and
Amputee Mark Pattenden recently undertook an extraordinary challenge to drive through 14 capitals across Europe in 14 days in order to raise money
The big day
18 September 2011 and our local pub was getting busy as more people arrived to see us off. Our journey started at 3pm with a
New Disability Horizons contributor, Mark Pattenden, who became disabled after an accident in 2009,