Steel Bones Travel & Weather Blogs

On the 2nd of July I went to wimbledon. When I got there me and my dad parked in a field specifically for disabled people and it was so close to the entrance. We then had a brief look around we saw the hill where members of the public watch previous matches from...

This scheme is an initiative designed to act as a discreet sign that somebody has a hidden disability and requires additional assistance while out in public. It is being successfully introduced to several major UK airports, supermarkets, railway stations and sports...

Steel Bones and amputee organisation, OPUS worked with Milton Keynes Rotary Club, iFly Indoor Skydiving, Xscape and Destination Milton Keynes to provide a once in a lifetime experience for 20 amputee family members.  The flights took place on Friday...

As we prepare to get very festive at our Steel Bones Christmas Party we thought you might appreciate some pointers on managing the cold weather. If you have any of your own please comment below we love to hear from you 🙂 Below advice taken...

Guest Blog from Steel Bones UK Trustee Stephen Morley There is much magnificent work going on in terms of creating more opportunities for disabled people to take part in sports and physical activities. I am an Inclusion Sports Coach so I’m one of the...

The Trustees of Steel Bones wish to send HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to everyone on Team Snowdon who undertook such an arduous challenge but also a MASSIVE THANK YOU to all the key Sponsors and ever company and individual who made this incredible...

Let me introduce myself, my name is Sara Whitfield, I am a Travel Counsellor and I live in the North East of England, with my husband and 2 children. Travel is a passion for me, having started working in the industry over 20 years ago, it soon became...