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Motability Foundation ‘Highly Commended’ in Outstanding Employer of the Year category

Everton Football Club sensory room with white egg pod chairs, bubble tubes, and glass doors overlooking the stadium seating.
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How Everton FC sets the gold standard for sensory provisions

Nissan Sunderland Plant bumper paint team using British Sign Language gestures around a red car bumper.
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Nissan production staff learn BSL to support their colleagues

The photograph is of a man standing in from of a black community transport vehicle. The man is wearing a yellow gilet with a green polo shirt. He is holding a clipboard and is smiling to camera.
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Community Transport Week: keeping communities connected

Lyndsey, Kaitlin and Rosie are photographed outside in London. Lyndsey is wearing a yellow top and navy jacket. Kaitlin is wearing a pink top and holding her white cane. Rosie is wearing a grey jumper.
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World Sight Day: Our vision for the future is transport equity

Ben is walking away from his blue vehicles using crutches. He had a red top on with a black backpack and blue shorts.
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World Cerebral Palsy Day: Ben’s journey to independence

Mr Dot is photographed in front of an art piece. He is wearing black glasses, a black shirt and yellow dungarees.
Lifestyle

Meet Mr Dot: the pop artist transforming braille into bold, multi-sensory art

The photo is taken outside. A man is sitting on the step of the open door of a black vehicle to the left-hand side. In the middle of the photo is a young man smiling. He is sitting in his wheelchair. To the right-hand side of the image is a woman, she is looking at the man. Those photographed are Warren, Tyler and Teresa.
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Bespoke Passenger Solutions extended to 2029 following positive impact

A woman is photographed in grey jogging bottoms and a pink top holding a white cane. She has her hand underneath a pedestrian crossing box, to feel for the rotating cone, to know when it is safe to cross the road.
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Mind the gap: Disabled people in England make significantly fewer journeys