disability

• News / disability

  New podcast to ignite STEM interest in young people with disabilities

  Squar3roots science podcast has been designed in collaboration with young people with disabilities

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• News / Surfing

  ‘UK’s biggest’ para surfing event returning to The Wave

  One aim is to shine a light on the sport's “huge social value and impact"

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• Comedy / Alex Gibbon

  Bristol Comedy Den to host award-winning non-verbal comedian Alex Gibbon

  Gibbon brings their show ‘Fat, Femme & Crippled’ to Sidney & Eden on April 13

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• Books / memoir

  Bristol author’s moving memoir charts the life of her severely disabled daughter

  Sheila Brill: ‘Can I Speak to Josephine please?’ was published on March 14

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• Your say / Transport

  ‘Access to transport and high streets should be right for all, not a daily gauntlet’

  Ellie Pipe highlights the lack of accessibility on Bristol's streets and stations

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• News / Gympanzees

  New leisure centre for disabled children to open near Bristol

  The first of its kind centre in the UK plans to open its doors in 2026

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• Features / disability

  Can Bristol urban plan its way to accessibility?

  Amid a raft of urban planning changes, is Bristol actually becoming more accessible?

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• Books / disability

  Bristol author Lottie Jackson publishes memoir tackling the stigma surrounding disability

  ‘See Me Rolling’, which also includes an essay collection, is published by Penguin Random House

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