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Jordanne Whiley: Preparing for my journey

We caught up with Paralympic bronze medallist Jordanne to find out how she makes sure she’s travel-ready in the run up to a big event. Read More

Who is Julie Rogers?

Paralympic athlete Julie Rogers has taken time out from training for Rio 2016 to tell Fish Insurance a little about her background. Read More

Your chance to win £750 towards your next holiday

Fish Insurance is offering people or families the chance to jet off for a well-deserved break and win £750 in holiday vouchers. Read More

Fish teams up with The Blue Badge Company

The Hub spoke to managing director Ellen Green about how and why her designer Blue Badge wallet business is such a success – and where it goes next. Read More

Disabled and visiting hospital? Who cares?

Disability activist and Fish policyholder and blogger Simon Stevens discusses the legal issues and how people using personal assistants can best manage hospital visits and stays. Read More

Happy holidays? Getting good disabled travel insurance is just one of our top tips for disabled travellers this summer.

With summer fast approaching many of you are no doubt looking to escape to the sun, theTravel suitcases city or more adventurous destinations. Before you go, check out our disabled travel tips so you can make the most of your trip. Read More

Hold the front page! Official mobility scooter advice is actually quite useful!

Last week the Daily Mail ran a story on the Department of Transport’s newly published booklet, Mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs on the road – some guidance for users. Read More

Strictly Wheels become GB’s first International Paralympic Wheelchair Dancesport competitors

Strictly Wheels, the multiple medal winning wheelchair dance duo, are set to make history when they compete in the Continents Cup in Moscow next week. Read More

Strokes force Edwyn to rip it up and start again

Back in 1983 a creatively ambitious Scottish band hit pop pay dirt with a slice of Chic inspired synthesised funk complemented by a jagged indie guitar jangle riff. Rip It Up saw Orange Juice reach the heady heights of number eight at a time when you had to actually sell mega units to breach the top ten. Read More

Technology is the key to inclusion

Independent disability issues consultant Simon Stevens makes the case for technological advance as the key driver of equality for people with disabilities. Read More