North Yorks Ultra Challenge
Trek through a stunning coastal & moorland route, beginning in Scarborough and journeying through to Whitby and the Esk Valley before looping back.
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What the 'back to work' budget means for disabled people
Scope analyses announcements in the budget and white paper
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If disabled people experience judgment for trying a new sport they’re not going to go back
ParalympicsGB Wheelchair Fencer Oliver Lam-Watson talks about the importance of representation, and why we need more accessible sport.
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Calling for accessible transport for all.
We’re backing Sophie Morgan’s Rights on Flights campaign to protect the rights of disabled people travelling by plane.
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Vote for Scope's spirit film and help us win a Smiley Award!
We're excited to tell you that Scope's spirit film, Don't Hold Back, has been nominated for a Smiley Charity Film Award 2025. We’re calling on all our colleagues to vote for the film, and to help us be in with a chance of winning.
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Prime Minister is forgetting disabled people, risks turning back the clock on equality
Prime Minister is forgetting disabled people and risks turning back the clock on equality, warn Scope
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PM is forgetting disabled people and risks turning back the clock on equality
PM is forgetting disabled people and risks turning back the clock on equality
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Scope responds to Chancellor's 21 billion pound support package
The short term boost won't be enough for many disabled people "whose backs are against the wall"
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Scope response to Women and Equalities Committee report into problems disabled people facing
Scope backs call for inquiry into 'profoundly adverse effects' of pandemic on disabled people
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Disabled people are facing unthinkable dilemma between health and wages
Scope finds only 1 in 7 disabled people feel safe about going back to work
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