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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
In June we welcomed a visit from Canadian students who were eager to learn more about the Paralympic Movement and its heritage. 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
Jean Stone MBE, much loved Board Member of WheelPower and pioneering figure within the Paralympic Movement has sadly passed awayRead more
Visit this exhibition which explores the history of the Paralympic Games and disability sport at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford.Read more
If you or a family member have been involved in any way in the Stoke Mandeville Games from the 1940s onwards, we would love to hear your story so that we can share with others about this great history.Read more
In June we welcomed a visit from Canadian students who were eager to learn more about the Paralympic Movement and its heritage.Read more
Yvonne Matts, née Hawtin participated in the 1980 Arnhem Paralympic Games where she came back with two silver medals in bowls.Read more
In partnership with Bradford City Council, from January 2019, our regional exhibitions will be coming to Cartwright Hall, Bradford, and Cliffe Castle, Keighley. We are interested in collecting local stories of how people have been inspired by disability sport.Read more
This is our second newsletter and we hope you enjoy catching up on all our work, which will culminate in the opening of a permanent heritage centre at Stoke Mandeville.Read more
We would like to commission a local disabled artist, based in Bradford or West Yorkshire, to create a piece of work in response to local and national Paralympic stories and objects.Read more
The National Paralympic Heritage Trust has secured a £77,000 grant from the AIM Biffa Award ‘History Makers’ Programme.Read more
We are delighted to introduce this, our first 'Annual Review', for all the Trust's key contacts and supporters.Read more
Children from Booker Park Special School in Aylesbury took on an important consultation role when they were visited by the team from the National Paralympic Heritage Trust.Read more
On Saturday 24th March 2018, the National Paralympic Heritage Trust, launched its first regional exhibition at Norwich CathedralRead more
Article from Vicky Hope-Walker about "Leave no one behind" conference at PyeongChang Winter Paralympics 2018Read more
From September 2017, the Spinal 2 Sport team began work on a project to catalogue and preserve Paralympic history.Read more
First regional exhibition of Paralympic Heritage in NorfolkRead more
Honouring great men and women within Paralympic sport in this country.Read more
Historic archives and artefacts of the Paralympic movement will be catalogued and conserved.Read more