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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

Debs is bent down in the photograph with her hand behind Betty the black labradors head. They are both looking at the camera. Behind them is a stone beach and mountain range.
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Travelling abroad with a guide dog: I'm still learning

The photo is of a white bookshelf with books pilled high. Three books are displayed up right "The fault in our stars", "Fourth wing" and The hunger games catching fire".
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National Book Lover’s Day: celebrating disability through literature

Charlie has pink hair and is wearing multi coloured clothing. They are holding their dog by the lead in their garden. Their dog is black poodle cross and is wearing a red neckerchief with a "in training" sign on their lead.
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Paws with purpose: the life-changing power of assistance dogs

The photo shows one of the front tyres on Luis's vehicle deflated while parked in a disabled parking space, due to a nail being embedded in the tyre.
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"A screw in my tyre and support when I needed it most"

This image shows Danielle smiling at the camera stood in front of a green moss covered wall. She has long brown hair and is wearing black-framed glasses and a light blue top. Around her neck is a silver necklace, her purple work lanyard and her green sunflower lanyard. Her lanyards are decorated with various purple pin badges.
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Life beyond diagnosis: Living with Lupus and Fibromyalgia

The Disability Pride flag which features diagonal stripes in green, light blue, white, yellow, and red, on a dark grey background. The stripes are beside each other and go straight from the top left to the bottom right.
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Disability Pride Month: celebrating identity, inclusion and accessibility