Trailblazers news

The outstanding work of Trailblazers Jagdeep Kaur Sehmbi and Sulaiman Khan was recognised on Saturday 4th September at the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign's National Conference in Bradford.

On Monday  (24 August 2009), Trailblazers  attended the launch of the Walton Report at the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) next to Regent’s Park in

Trailblazers bumped into some intrepid publishers at Beyond Boundaries who have put together a guidebook for disabled travellers to Africa. The authur Gordon Rattray tell us more .

Trailblazers will be running a 'clearing hotline' on August 20th for students with mobility difficulties receiving their A-Level results, following our University Challenge report into accessibility at universities.

With the assistance of the EHRC (Equality and Human Rights Commission), the High Court has overturned a decision made by Liverpool City Council regarding the licensing of a certain

Disabled students from across the country are being penalised when choosing a university, as revealed by an investigation carried out by Trailblazers. One in four universities don't have rooms for hired carers, forcing disabled students to live at home ra

The Associated Press recently reported that the US have signed an UN disability rights treaty, after much delay of the Bush Administration who refused to take part in negotiations

I recently watched a very interesting video that I have been meaning to share with you for a while now, which was from a few years ago by the Disability Rights Commission (DRC) now

Staff at Streatham Odeon Cinema twice refused entry to a disabled man, claiming his wheelchair was a ‘fire hazard.

Following the education theme, as Trailblazers have just started our ‘Education Campaign Investigation,’ I recently read an interesting article about Nadia Clarke whose parents ele