Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble. I love this time of year. Granted, can’t say I love the colder weather or the dark nights but I do love watching the season change. Leaves changing colour from deep reds to yellows and of course it’s Halloween season. Who doesn’t love a bitContinueContinue reading “History of witches and disability.”
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2024 Paralympic Games: Goodbye until next time.
And just like that the excitement of 11 days of the Paralympics is over with an incredible ending ceremony. Set in the beauty of the French capital Paris, the 11 days of elite competition that will produce new stars at a range of landmark venues. The 2024 Paralympics started on 28 August. Where you willContinueContinue reading “2024 Paralympic Games: Goodbye until next time.”
General Election voting is it accessible for Disabled people!
With the general election looming, it’s not just got me thinking just how accessible will the polling stations be for voting. Especially when yet again a national event was staged without the use of accessible information including BSL and captions, though Downing Street had previously pledged to have British Sign Language(BSL) interpreters on hand for big announcements from springContinueContinue reading “General Election voting is it accessible for Disabled people!”
Muscular Dystrophy Support Centre.
Exercising, easy right? As easy and simple as putting on your lycra outfit, sweat bands and saying ‘okay let’s do this’ with Olivia Newton-John ‘let’s get physical’ playing in the background. However, how realistic is that for many disabled people? Especially if you’re unable to do any physical exercise or be one with nature onContinueContinue reading “Muscular Dystrophy Support Centre.”
Guide for social media accessibility
With the festive season in full swing, social media has gone into Christmas overload with decorative trees. Christmas jumpers and cheesy Christmas movies! Accessibility is a subject I talk about often when it comes to toilets or Housing. However, I’ve never really touched upon accessibility on social media. I wanted to put together a miniContinueContinue reading “Guide for social media accessibility”
The colour of Purple
And just like that we’re we have reached the festive season … November and December are significant months for different reasons than you might think. As we enjoy the histories of tradition of watching the skies lite up with pretty colours and bonfires to warm our chilly bodies or start planning for the festive season.ContinueContinue reading “The colour of Purple”
Broken
I can’t breathe, my chest is tight. Tears rolling down my face. Please just stop. I’m frozen in time. I can’t think straight. I can’t find my voice. My hands feel shackled. I want to scream, just scream let it out…Nothing is coming out why! No matter how much I try. My words have beenContinueContinue reading “Broken”
Hidden gems!
If you look closely enough you will find beautiful historical hidden gems right on your doorstep! Coming from a small country village near Market Bosworth (Battle of Bosworth) in Leicestershire – I spent my childhood fascinated by the history that surrounded me, as I’ve gotten older that hasn’t changed if anything I’ve needed to knowContinueContinue reading “Hidden gems!”
Kerry Thompson - My Life, Kerry's Way. 