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Able Magazine is the UK’s most widely distributed general lifestyle magazine for disabled people. Our varied readership includes people with mobility, sensory and learning impairments; their families and carers; and the many health and social care professionals who support them. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesWe’re at the Naidex Roadshow today!
We’re at Farnborough International for the very first Naidex Roadshow South – and we’d love to see you! The Able Magazine team is at the very first Naidex Roadshow South, bringing the latest issue of the magazine with us. If you’re visiting the show, make sure you stop by stand N-A22 to meet the team and pick up your free copy of Able Magazine.
Theatre Royal Wakefield
A trip to the theatre is like visiting a different world. Not only is live performance of any production a glimpse into another time and place – and populated with extraordinary characters brought to life before your eyes, but it’s also a richly sensory experience featuring sound, music, cheering, laughter, fantastic costumes and sets, and the smell, atmosphere and sense of occasion that only a live audience can provide.
The One Month Countdown Begins…
Book via: www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/tickets/ The National Diversity Awards have always been about people; the nominees, the unsung heroes, and the communities driving real change. Each year, we’re honoured to be joined by supporters from across different walks of life who want to celebrate those stories too.
Eco Rider Explorer: the electric quad that opens up your world
The countryside doesn’t care about smooth surfaces. Bridleways, fields, farmland, coastal paths; the places worth getting to rarely come with a tarmac finish. The Eco Rider Explorer is built to tackle all of it. It’s a fully electric quad bike: compact, capable, and designed to handle genuine off-road terrain. Silent, low-maintenance, and surprisingly powerful for its size.
My Disability Pride Month…Jenny Robinson
Leeds Rhinos rugby coach with the LDSL team, (Learning Disability Super Lead), Jenny Robinson, said: “I’m excited to be part of this amazing day. We’ll show people that whatever your disability, you can achieve your dreams. I’m a rugby coach and play in a band, so I’d love to speak with anyone who wants to try those things. I hope that, by speaking with my partner, Declan, we can show what’s possible. “Like many disabled people, I’ve faced barriers.
Introducing the Blazer 2 from Karma
The Blazer 2 is a compact powerchair ideal for use both indoors and outdoors. The widest part of the base is just 58cms which makes it great at navigating confined spaces. It also features large castors and rear suspension, which add to its capability. The Blazer 2 is equipped with LED lights and has a maximum speed of 6mph, which is great for getting around quickly. The Blazer 2 is designed for users up to 136kg (21 Stone).
My Disability Pride Month…Declan Jenkinson
Captain of Leeds Rhinos LDSL team, and learning disability ambassador, Declan Jenkinson, said: “It’s a massive honour for my partner, Jenny, and I to be opening the Disability Pride Month event at Scope’s Community Leeds Hub on 22 July. I’ve never experienced anything like this before. To be part of something that represents disabled people and puts inclusion in the spotlight is an amazing thing for me to do.
Mazda CX-30 - Able Magazine
The Mazda CX-30 is a stylish, award-winning SUV offering an equally refined driving experience. Part of this is down to Mazda’s innovative G-Vectoring Control (GVC), an innovative technology designed to improve vehicle performance in different driving conditions by optimising handling and stability. The CX-30 Motability range includes nine models across the Prime-Line, Centre-Line, Homura, Exclusive-Line and Takumi trims, with both manual and automatic versions available.
Product Review - Venga (extra wide women’s shoes) by Cosyfeet
Venga extra wide shoes are beautifully crafted to look stylish, delicate and feminine, all while hosting a number of user-friendly features that provide first class comfort and support. Cosyfeet has been working with the University of Exeter to design a sports shoe specifically designed with the older female foot and body in mind; while adding features unavailable in other sports shoes.
Introducing the Naidex Roadshow South
The Naidex Roadshow is a brand new event from the team behind Naidex, the UK’s leading event for disability, accessibility and independent living. Taking place on 9 September 2026 at Farnborough International, the Roadshow has been created to bring innovative products, expert advice and valuable community connections closer to audiences across the south of England.