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BBK calls for new social and affordable homes to help close the accessible housing gap

Bolt Burdon Kemp has written to the Government calling for accessibility to be at the heart of its plans to deliver more than 70,000 new…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Free bus travel for disabled people is progress, but only if they can get on…

The Prime Minister’s announcement that eligible disabled people across England will soon be able to use their concessionary bus passes all day, every day, is…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Student inventors challenged to create new design for people with spinal cord injury

University students are gearing up to enter Bolt Burdon Kemp’s competition to invent new products for people with spinal cord injuries. Our Design the Change…

By Ella Archdeacon
How to prepare for a flight when you have a spinal injury

Going abroad on holiday is something many people spend the whole year looking forward to and planning. But for many of our clients, navigating the…

By Annabel Field
The pain you can't see: Neuropathic pain after spinal cord injury

A common misconception is that someone who has a spinal cord injury (‘SCI’) is completely numb from the level of their injury down. While that…

By Matthew Singh
The World Cup ticket controversy exposing football's accessibility problem

Controversy over disabled supporters being charged for Personal Assistant tickets to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026 has brought accessibility in football into sharp focus.…

By Imogen Appleton
BBK Early Support Service

A spinal cord injury is a life-changing injury – in just a moment a person’s life is monumentally transformed. At Bolt Burdon Kemp (BBK), we…

By Victoria Oliver
Bolt Burdon Kemp joins Back Up’s Legal Panel, strengthening a longstanding partnership

Bolt Burdon Kemp has officially joined the Back Up Trust’s Legal Panel to support people with spinal cord injuries, marking an exciting new chapter in…

By Victoria Oliver
Adaptive skiing after spinal injury – your options

For ski enthusiasts, getting out on the slopes offers freedom, confidence, and connection with friends and family. Following a spinal injury, returning to the snow…

By Imogen Appleton
50 years of the Winter Paralympics – redefining life after serious injury

Now that the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics has ended, it feels like an appropriate moment to reflect on how Paralympic sport has evolved and…

By Imogen Appleton
Bolt Burdon Kemp renews sponsorship of Stoke Mandeville Maulers Wheelchair Rugby Club

Bolt Burdon Kemp has renewed its sponsorship of the Stoke Mandeville Maulers Wheelchair Rugby Club – an inspiring partnership that has been going strong for…

By Victoria Oliver
Cauda Equina Syndrome: Why red flags are still being ignored

Have you heard of cauda equina syndrome (CES)? It’s a rare condition but one that can have devastating and life changing consequences if it isn’t…

By Victoria Oliver
The evolution of mobility aids and why it matters for people with spinal injuries today

For many people living with a spinal cord injury, mobility aids are essential for restoring their independence, confidence and quality of life. At Bolt Burdon…

By Annabel Field
A step toward change: APPG on Spinal Cord Injury calls for national strategy

Last week I attended the launch of a new report by MPs calling for a national strategy to improve care and support for people with…

By Lucy Wakeley
BBK Manifesto 2025: End the healthcare postcode lottery

It is widely accepted there is a ‘postcode lottery’ when it comes to care in the NHS. Discrepancies can be caused by variation of funding,…

By Rhiannon Daniel
BBK Manifesto 2025: Fix the UK’s accessible housing shortage

Across the UK, many people are still unable to find housing that meets even basic accessibility needs. Despite long-standing regulations, accessible housing remains scarce, and…

By Victoria Oliver
BBK Manifesto 2025: End the UK’s public transport accessibility gap

Despite decades of promises and policy frameworks, public transport in the UK remains frustratingly out of reach for many disabled travellers. Journeys can take far…

By Alex Dabek
Overcoming barriers to exercise for those with spinal injuries

It is no secret that exercise has numerous benefits, not only physically but psychologically. This is no different for those with spinal injuries, with exercise…

By Victoria Oliver
Sports Fans: Navigating game day with a disability

According to The Disability Policy Centre’s new research, not only do 49% of those with disabilities face barriers in playing sports, more than half of…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Accessible gaming: A lifeline for people with complex injuries

As a gamer, I know how much joy and fulfilment playing can bring. However, complex injuries can rob individuals of the ability to play the…

By Hawre Ali

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