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Vicky Hope Walker, shares exciting objects from our Paralympic Heritage handling collection. Read more
We are looking to appoint two independent Trustees to support us on the next stage of our journey. Read more
The National Paralympic Heritage Trust will bring local Paralympic history to life in communities and schools along the HS2 route in Buckinghamshire and south east Northamptonshire with support from a new grant. Read more
The National Paralympic Heritage Trust has created free virtual tours of its national exhibitions to help the public get up close to sporting history from the comfort of their own home. Read more
With support from the Rothschild Foundation’s Impact Grants programme, the National Paralympic Heritage Trust will work with local disability organisations, individuals and participating schools to build their 3D digital and sports heritage research. Read more
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE day we've created a Paralympic heritage jigsaw puzzle. Read more
Welcome to the sixth edition of our Newsletter. It's just over a year since we opened the Heritage Centre, the first museum dedicated to the Paralympic Movement and from April 2019 to February 2020 we attracted over 35,000 visitors Read more
We are inviting everyone to have a go at making paper cranes. Paper cranes were used at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo 1964 as symbols of good luck. Read more
Can you find the paper cranes hidden at the Paralympic Heritage Centre? Read more
We have made the difficult decision to temporarily close the National Paralympic Heritage Centre and the National Paralympic Heritage Trust office until further notice. Read more
Our archive volunteers are carrying out fantastic work box listing the entire WheelPower collection Read more
Currently on display at the Paralympic Heritage Centre is Daniel Bleasdale's collection of memorabilia from his first seven years involved with the 2012 Children’s Promise. Read more
Paralympians share their favourite object on display at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre Read more
Help us celebrate local Paralympic and disability sports heritage by sharing your stories and memorabilia as part of a large exhibition planned for 2020 at the National Football Museum Read more
Welcome to the fifth edition of our Newsletter. We have had a busy summer, welcoming over 10,000 visitors to the Paralympic Heritage and our regional exhibitions at Cliffe Castle in Keighley and Gunnersbury Park in London. Read more
We were delighted to receive a fabulous new Flying Start racing wheelchair from Motivation UK this summer, to add to our collections and to use at our events. Read more
The Bradford district’s Paralympic heritage is to be celebrated at a special event to be held at Cliffe Castle Museum in Keighley on Saturday 20 July. Read more
This is our fourth newsletter and we hope you enjoy catching up on all our work; the opening of the Paralympic heritage centre, regional exhibitions, our Pop-up museum events and much more. Read more
On Saturday 15th June until the 1st September, the Paralympic Heritage: Stories from Ealing and Hounslow exhibition will be open at Gunnersbury Park Museum Read more
The National Paralympic Heritage Centre is now open at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, the birthplace of the Paralympic Movement. Read more
On Saturday 30th March the new accessible National Paralympic Heritage Centre will be opened at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, the birthplace of the Paralympic Movement. Read more
Welcome to the third edition of our Newsletter. Find out about our latest news and events and the launch of our regional exhibition at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford Read more
Jean Stone MBE, much loved Board Member of WheelPower and pioneering figure within the Paralympic Movement has sadly passed away Read more
Visit this exhibition which explores the history of the Paralympic Games and disability sport at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford. Read more