ALT a screen shot of the Sociability app showing accessibility at a restaurant in london with bubbles of text around 'verified access information' and 'your guide to 20,000 venues'

ALT A light orange graphic. On the left, it says medical model and the right social model. An illustration of some steps and a wheelchair user are on both sides with a speech bubble. On the left, the bubble says - Isn’t it a shame your legs don’t work and you can’t get up them stairs. The speech bubble on the right reads - society should be more accessible then you could access that space.

ALT A smiley man sitting on a sparkly mobility scooter

ALT A light purple graphic with an illustration of a person with a prosthetic leg. Text reads - Disabled with a tick next to it, then Special abilities, differently-abled, mobility challenged, handicapable with red crosses next to them. Then a text box that says Disabled isn’t a bad word.

ALT Mint green graphic with a picture of Nina a wheelchair user and her partner. Text reads - Disability and relationships. New blog from Nina Tame. Quote on the graphic says - Disability isn’t a flaw within a relationship, it’s not a flaw full-stop. Yet strangers look at us with tilted heads and an awww expression on their faces. Isn’t it a shame that she’s disabled. Isn’t he a hero for being with her. It’s so frustrating because the presumptions are so different from the reality of our relationship.