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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
Innovative computer mouse wins our accessible design competition

An innovative ergonomic computer mouse – the ‘Arc Mouse’ – designed for people who have tetraplegia has won Bolt Burdon Kemp’s Design the Change competition…

By Victoria Oliver
Changing your solicitor during a claim

Sometimes, after instructing a solicitor, you may begin to feel they’re not providing the level of service or support you expected or need, and may…

By Josh Hughes
As Primark and Nike join the movement - how accessible is adaptive fashion?

I’ll say it quietly, but it looks big fashion brands may finally be starting to cater for disabled people with increasing clothing ranges with adaptive…

By Rosie Wayman
Failed compensation claim for injured horse rider exposes pitfalls with Animals Act 1971

A recent High Court judgement on whether a racehorse owner was liable for compensation after a stable hand fell from the animal has highlighted how…

By Connor Hawkins
What a slice of cake can do

It’s not really about the cake. But don’t get me wrong — we do talk about it a lot in the Spinal Injury team! There…

By Alex Dabek
Fun for all kids- the benefits of accessible and inclusive playgrounds

Every child has the right to play, and play is a crucial part of their development, but only one in 10 playgrounds are accessible for…

By Charlotte Wailes
Cancer screening and women with SCI – Six years on and still the neglect continues

My colleague Rhiannon Daniel recently attended a Parliamentary roundtable at the invitation of the Spinal Injuries Association discussing women’s health after spinal cord injury. As…

By Victoria Oliver
AVFs and AVMs – symptoms of rare spinal cord injury to look out for

The Spinal Injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp have represented clients with spinal cord injuries who have come by their injury in very different ways.…

By Meyer Hazard
Women with spinal cord injuries deserve equal healthcare access – but they’re not getting it

Women with spinal cord injuries (SCI) face significant barriers to essential healthcare like cervical screenings and mammograms. It’s 2025, yet many are still denied access…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Should I think twice about private healthcare?

Weakened; broken; crumbling – these are just some of the ways the NHS is currently being described by the public. The state of the overstretched…

By Victoria Oliver
Office of Rail and Road seeks feedback on rail passenger assistance plan

Disabled passengers, people with mobility issues and transport campaigners are being asked for feedback on proposals to improve public transport accessibility. The Office of Rail…

By Alex Dabek
Bolt Burdon Kemp renews sponsorship of Back Up Youth Advisory Group

Children are amazing. I wrote that in my blog last year and I stand by it again this year. Bolt Burdon Kemp sponsored Back Up’s Youth…

By Victoria Oliver
Horatio’s Garden: The restorative power of nature (all-year round!)

Recently, I had the privilege of spending a day volunteering at Horatio’s Garden Stoke Mandeville with other colleagues from the Spinal Injury team at Bolt…

By Morgan Parrish-Day
All-Party Parliamentary Groups – what are APPGs and how will new rules affect society?

What is an APPG? All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal cross-party groups run by and for Members of Parliament or the House of Lords. It…

By Lucy Wakeley

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