General news

On Monday 20 October and Wednesday the 22 October, the Planning and Infrastructure Bill will enter its final debate stages in Parliament.

Although there was an early promise to review the need for wheelchair accessible housing to be mandated, the government has failed to meaningfully address this issue in the Bill’s development.

The following article has been adapted from itv.com/coronationstreet SIA vice president Martin Hibbert recently visited the set of Coronation Street…

At last year’s Rebuilding Lives conference, we launched a Call for Action. A bold proposal for five systemic changes that…

We’ve launched a survey alongside the Urology Trade Association and The Urology Foundation to understand more about people’s experiences with urinary continence care.

The Spinal Injuries Association has today joined the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Spinal Cord Injury (APPG for SCI), MPs, healthcare…

Millions of Coronation Street viewers were left shocked recently when long term character Tyrone Dobbs was revealed to have been…

Launched in June, the Beach Access Survey is designed to gather evidence from people with medical/mental health conditions and disabilities…

Autumn is here, and we have got an issue packed full of stories from across the SCI community to cosy…

We are delighted to introduce you to Milly Fyfe, our new SIA champion for small business. Milly is an award-winning…

We are delighted to introduce you to Will Behenna, our new SIA champion for outdoor accessibility. Will is the founder…

Our network of companies supporting those affected by spinal cord injury is growing this Summer. This month we’re delighted to…

This Summer SIA will launch its new online Travel hub to support people with spinal cord injury to feel more…