New on the blog: Your A-Z guide for social media accessibility. This has been a labour of love for the last few months, so I'm delighted to finally share it with you!

England women’s Blind team finished as runners-up in this year’s IBSA World Championship 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Here’s how their superb campaign unfolded in India, including a penalty shootout win over Japan 👏 @Lionesses https://t.co/kT9Cxw5aWT

So much to be proud of for our England Blind women's team ❤️ Defeat to Argentina in the final at the IBSA World Championship means they finish as runners-up in Kochi. A brilliant effort.

Hannah Hampton has been presented with a ‘Love Your Eyes Special Recognition Award’ for raising awareness and challenging stigma around vision conditions 👏 Learn more about how Hannah has defied the odds with her own remarkable story: https://t.co/i2bNsXB1Xq #WorldSightDay

"Although I had those that encouraged me to both fit in and stand out, it was the belittling, negative attitudes from others which made me feel like I didn’t fit in. I wasn’t like them, so I’d never fit in." https://t.co/TU5N1ytxK8 via @lifeofablindgrl #Disability #DisabledLife

What I wish I was taught in school as a disabled person https://t.co/MMFlfQt0j4 via @lifeofablindgrl

I’m over the moon (and slightly stunned) to share that I’m a finalist at this year’s @The_FCAs in the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – Individual category! It would mean the world if you could take a couple of minutes to vote for me. Thank you ❤️

New: What I wish I was taught in school as a disabled person. I’ve taken to the blog to add some important lessons to the curriculum. Here’s my timetable which would include independent living skills, disability advocacy, and so much more. https://t.co/iV1WhOloBG

New: What I wish I was taught in school as a disabled person. I’ve taken to the blog to add some important lessons to the curriculum. Here’s my timetable which would include independent living skills, disability advocacy, and so much more. https://t.co/iV1WhOloBG

Today marks two years since we lost our beloved former midfielder Maddy Cusack. Maddy will be remembered at today's first team match against Charlton Athletic at Bramall Lane, while we will hold a minute's silence ahead of tomorrow's match against Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

What are WSL games like for disabled fans? The majority of grounds don't offer audio-descriptive commentary for visually-impaired fans, while only half provide a sensory room. I spoke to fans about what's improving and what more could be done. #BarclaysWSL https://t.co/bKk34WxK3B

Ever since I found my love of women’s football, I’ve tried to play a small part in making the game more accessible for disabled fans. Huge thank you to @TomJGarry for spotlighting accessibility and featuring my words in this brilliant piece.

Couldn’t think of a better way of kicking off the new WSL season than writing about one of my favourite topics: accessibility in football. Latest words for @HerFootballHub on Chelsea introducing on-screen British Sign Language for every women’s and men’s match this season.

Chelsea have introduced on-screen British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters for every women’s and men’s home match this season🧏 The Blues will provide this accessibility initiative for all Stamford Bridge and Kingsmeadow fixtures 💙 https://t.co/ZMwtcE3hYA

What it it like going through education, employment and life, when you're blind? 78-year-old Lord David Blunkett and RNIB’s Social Media Manager, 29-year-old Holly Tuke, share their experiences. Hear the full interview with our Toby Davey here: https://t.co/JYEIysgECn

It’s a love story, baby, she SAID YES

🗓 Closing today! Today is the last chance for disabled sports fans to take part in the 2025 Level Playing Field Annual Fan Survey. Share experiences to inform work on access and inclusion. Complete the survey➡️ https://t.co/Bh8gOJWjPZ Further details➡️ https://t.co/0K17aPTavz

Fitting in vs standing out as a disabled person https://t.co/oFyjr8xxMi via @lifeofablindgrl

@aerialfantasy amazing that this is back. But what doesn’t really help me and my friend. @lifeofablindgrl is that the app is so inaccessible for people who are visually impaired and use screen readers. So at the moment this means that we are not able to play. Unless we can do

When I was younger, I learned to be less disabled. Not anymore. I now know there’s a place for me in this world. There’s a place for you. I’ve taken to the blog to chat about how my relationship of fitting in vs standing out has changed over the years.

When I was younger, I learned to be less disabled. Not anymore. I now know there’s a place for me in this world. There’s a place for you. I’ve taken to the blog to chat about how my relationship of fitting in vs standing out has changed over the years.