BBC News Disability

Alison Smith is called "inspirational" by the friend who nominated her for a Commonwealth Games role.

Jennifer Doherty, who has been blind since birth, trekked to an altitude of about 5,364m.

A head teacher of a school with a new specialist unit says more are needed to improve provision.

Toben Durrant started singing on Zoom, has sung for the Queen and is preparing for his first opera.

It's hoped to encourage sustainable tourism and improve access to one of Wales' beauty spots.

Bristol University has been told to pay the parents of Natasha Abrahart about £50,000 in damages.

Yahya Pandor, 27, went gradually blind over 19 months during the pandemic.

A judge rules the University of Bristol failed to make adjustments for her social anxiety disorder.

As the BBC's Frank Gardner is left on a plane waiting for his wheelchair, why does it keep happening?

Just 32 taxis and private hire cars in Highland Council area can be used by people in wheelchairs.

Jamie McAnsh - paralysed eight years ago - had a "bit of a cry" at reaching 5,364m (17,600ft).

One family reflects on how their lives have been changed by a two-vehicle crash in October 2020.

Mayor Mandy Darling says her guide dog gives her confidence during her council work.

A new survey shows a rise in hostile behaviour towards people with a visible difference.