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Disability is ‘last taboo’ in kitchens — I want to break it down, says Great British Menu chef
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Ronnie Murray, group head chef for Mark Hix, told the Standard: “I’d love to see more disabled access in kitchens. There’s no reason if you’re in a wheelchair you can’t get behind the stove.” Stop Segregating Disabled People Video
Monday, September 19, 2016
Will Pike, who was injured during the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai and as a result is now paralysed below the waist, has created a film highlighting how many shops and videos are off limits to disabled users. Rethinking disability and procreation
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
In the bioethics community, many academics say humans have a moral imperative to have the best children possible.
Actress shows the ‘lighter side’ of disability - with chocolate
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
An actress is showing ‘the lighter side’ of disability by appearing in a major TV advert campaign during the Paralympics. India: 26.8 million people with disabilities
Saturday, September 10, 2016
About one billion people worldwide and 27 million people in India have disabilities reports the Max Planck Institute. Disability in the workplace: meet four people who have risen to the challenge
Friday, September 9, 2016
What is it like to have a disability and work in the advertising and marketing industries? Four individuals share their experiences with Campaign. Mars ’embraces diversity’ with campaign aimed at overcoming disability taboos
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Mars Chocolate UK is launching a series of adverts for its Maltesers brand that champion diversity and disability after winning Channel 4’s £1m Superhumans Wanted competition, as it looks to break down the taboo surrounding disability reports Marketing Week. Malcolm Shipton named Dysphagia Chef of the Year 2016
Monday, September 5, 2016
Malcolm Shipton, a chef at Wren Hall Nursing Home in Nottinghamshire, has been crowned Dysphagia Chef of the Year 2016 reports The Caterer. Life with a disability in Britain 'has not improved since the London Paralympics'
Sunday, September 4, 2016
The majority of disabled people polled said there has been no change in the way others treat them reports BT. Hotels for the blind threatened with closure
Friday, September 2, 2016
Three hotels that have been transformed to welcome blind guests are under threat of closure reports The Caterer.