I review the Dover Marina Hotel and Spa in Dover, Kent. A friendly, welcoming hotel currently undergoing major works to bring this listed building into the 21st century whilst continuing to keep the elegance of the architecture. It is a stone's throw from the beach, the port of Dover, and the iconic White Cliffs. As a wheelchair user, the hotel boasts lots of promising features. Whilst they do not currently have a disabled access room, the fact that management are willing to listen, learn and grow is great, and I can't wait to return when all the work is complete. I cannot name all the staff who went above and beyond for me during my stay as there are too many to name, but a special mention does go out to; Jacob in Churchill's Bar, Poppy in Mr White's Chophouse, Rimishan (reception manager), Pradeep (general manager), Shubabker (restaurant manager) Ruchit (reception) Ayan (reception).

On the 7 th of November, Aspire Leisure Centre became hosts to a number of participants, looking to try a new inclusive sport. 

Victoria-Jayne’s accessible trip to the NEC for Motability’s Big Event Show in May 2024.

ParalympicsGB played reigning champions USA tonight in a dramatic showdown on the court after reaching the final for the first time in 28 years. 

Swimming the 100m butterfly and 100m freestyle we talk about accessibility, campaigns, nerves, and excitement ahead of the games and how coming away with a silver really felt.

Its been another successful day for ParalympicsGB in the pool. Here is the low down on what has been happening.

Grace Clough and Jack Hunter-Spivey discuss why the campaign is so important and why you should get involved.

Paralympic debutants Callie-Ann Warrington and Faye Rodgers took to the pool this morning winning their heats to make for a sensational final tonight at Paris La Défense Arena Pool.

An advancement on his Tokyo medal, the para badminton player played with admiration and determination.