For any Isle of Wight hotel or B&B, restaurant or cafe, attraction or amenity wanting more bookings this year, this eye-opening article in the Guardian tells you where they can come from. “For every person with a disability who doesn’t travel because of the logistical challenges, you have a family, you have carers, you have friends […]
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We are very grateful to Wightfibre for sponsoring our Isle Riders for 2023. The money will help pay for many of our expenses to operate our sessions, including statutory training for our volunteers. It will make a huge difference to us.
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Staffordshire deafness charity praises Rose Strictly win dDeaflinks Staffordshire said the success had taken people by surprise because of a lack of understanding about deafness. “As a society we’ve grown up not seeing the deaf community, so we don’t fully understand it, we’ve not been educated and that’s why we’re surprised…” Read more here.
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One of our volunteers, Amber Beard has just walked along El Camino Way, raising a whopping £1,100. Congratulations to her for completing the walk.
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When Neil Russell discovered handbikes, he felt like he had found a way of getting his “freedom and independence back”. The 36-year-old was born with spina bifida and walked with a bad limp until he had his right leg removed below the knee at the age of 18. But encountering the cycle inspired him to
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