Red Cross mobility aid loan services are pulling out of NHS centres because of cost pressures but residents say people will have to travel too far for equipment
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Government says it will wait until the NAO’s findings on Motability are revealed before it considers launching a new scheme aimed at improving access to assistive technology
Teenager’s RGK active wheelchair written off in latest airport mishap after what has been a summer full of passengers’ equipment being damaged during transit
Age UK’s branch in Lindsey wants to create a purpose-built facility to house multiple services, including a mobility retail area, a café, learning centre and activity rooms. The one-stop-shop set to be built in Horncastle
A group that recycles and sells mobility equipment in Lancashire faces closure by August unless a £50,000 funding shortfall can be found. Brighter Future, which
An NHS trust and hospital in Somerset have launched a mobility equipment amnesty campaigning for members of the public to return items that they no
The son of Superman actor, Christopher Reeve, has opened the UK’s first spinal cord rehabilitation clinic for paralysed children, which will feature a range of equipment to help users improve and recover their walking ability.
There are few members of the mobility sector with as much wealth of knowledge and first-hand experience as Dave Thompson, boss of the Warrington Disability
A mobility repair service in Belfast has been criticised by a powerchair user, who had to call 999 when his product broke, because the service’s
Disability organisations face a grim future if they fail to adapt to funding cuts, policy changes and post-Brexit Britain. That’s according to a new report which is urging social care providers to adopt new approaches
